Money Speaks

It’s that time of the month, and once again all your tenant has is apologies and excuses. You sympathise, but sympathy won’t buy the buy to let mortgage. One needs to know when to cut their losses.
It’s happened many times, more so since the recession; your tenant is in touch, informing you that they can’t [...]

A wealthy businessman walked free yesterday after a third murder charge against him was dropped.

Are you wealthy, sophisticated and smart but don’t care about anybody else?

Senator John F. Kerry reported 16 years ago that he was living on his Senate salary and a trust fund worth no more than $100,000. He sometimes lodged at a friends home and had to watch his spending carefully

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Two wealthy newcomers to Florida politics who are self-financing their campaigns have taken double-digit leads in the state’s Republican gubernatorial and Democratic Senate primary races, according to a poll released Thursday.

Outsiders Rick Scott, a millionaire, and Jeff Greene, a billionaire, lead their more-experienced campaign opponents in a new poll of likely primary voters.

Former hospital operator Rick Scott was favored by 43 percent to 32 percent who preferred Attorney General Bill McCollum in the Republican gubernatorial race, according to a Quinnipiac University poll of 760 likely GOP voters taken July 22-27. Scott maintained a double-digit advantage he had compiled in an early June survey.

Anti-luxury politics are often a hit with the public.

Jeff Greene and Rick Scott, two wealthy newcomers who are financing their own campaigns, are leading more well-known politicians in the state’s primaries.

Collins Stewart Wealth Management, a division of the UK broker, admitted that it had been preoccupied with two client manager acquisitions, after registering a 64% drop in net new money during the first half of this year.

Collins Stewart Wealth Management, a division of the UK broker, admitted that it had been preoccupied with two client manager acquisitions, after registering a 64% drop in net new money during the first half of this year.