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Hong Kong homeowners face losses of nearly HK$10 million in second-hand market - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong homeowners face losses of nearly HK$10 million in second-hand market

In January, the secondary market saw 419 loss-making transactions, the highest since March 2023, including one transaction that lost HK$9.62 million (US$1.2 million).

Source: scmp.com
Over 10,000 UK Homeowners Face 'Mortgage Prisoner' Crisis - Vimarsana News

Over 10,000 UK Homeowners Face 'Mortgage Prisoner' Crisis

House prices in the UK have continued to rise faster than incomes despite the economic turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic and the inflationary crisis. However, they are predicted to fall now, leaving homeowners in negative equity limbo.

The British house price crash may never come - Vimarsana News

The British house price crash may never come

At the end of last year, the doomsayers were out in force. The housing market would crash, households would be left trapped in negative equity and the pain afflicting the real economy would finally catch up with the housing market.

Source: yahoo.com
'This has gotta stop': This Cleveland man going through a divorce is spending $970/month to pay off his truck — and now his ex wants him to eat $15K more of debt. Dave Ramsey responds - Vimarsana News

'This has gotta stop': This Cleveland man going through a divorce is spending $970/month to pay off his truck — and now his ex wants him to eat $15K more of debt. Dave Ramsey responds

A simple game plan could help him navigate this painful "business transaction."

Source: yahoo.com
'We didn't have our own home growing up – it inspired me to become a landlord' - Vimarsana News

'We didn't have our own home growing up – it inspired me to become a landlord'

Felicia Flinders was forced to spend more than eight years of her childhood staying with family, with no home of her own after her parents split up six months into her mother’s pregnancy.

Source: yahoo.com