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Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Global Financial Meltdown Following Japan's Carry Trade Closure, Says '30 YEAR BUBBLE BURSTING'

Robert Kiyosaki has forecasted a potential global financial meltdown in the wake of Japan’s decision to terminate its longstanding carry trade. He warns that this could trigger a worldwide collapse in the realms of real estate, stocks, and employment.

Benzinga

Homebuyers at square one as price hikes eat rate cuts

A slowdown in the bellwether housing markets of Sydney and Melbourne suggests that sentiment is starting to sour as hopes of more interest rate cuts dissipate.

AAP

The Eldonian dream: Inside the fight for Liverpool’s community housing utopia

Eldonian village was a forerunner in neighbourhood regeneration. Thirty years on it is fighting for survival

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Radical Reeves? The chancellor’s mansion tax is a small but brave step forward

The high-value council tax surcharge may only raise £400m but it’s the best opportunity for a bigger, fairer tax on wealth

The Guardian - UK

Expert tips on how to negotiate a cheaper price when buying a property

Research, emotion and potential problems all come into it so make sure you’re prepared

The Independent UK

Homes are languishing on the market and forcing sellers to reduce prices as housing market cools from red-hot pandemic

More than half of the homes sold in 2025 had at least one price cut before its sale, according to a report

The Independent UK

How homeowners’ plans to downsize could be impacted by Budget as mortgage rates fall

A new mansion tax and falling interest rates for mortgage deals might have older homeowners considering a move

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Australia’s Help to Buy scheme to get more people owning homes opens next week. Here’s what you need to know

The new program, launching on 5 December after political delays, was part of Labor’s 2022 election pledge

The Guardian - AU

Sarah Ferguson "Has Nothing Left to Lose" and Might Give a "Make or Break" Interview to "Salvage Her Reputation" After Ex-Prince Andrew Scandal

"She might talk about other Royal Family members and throw them under the bus."

Marie Claire

Mansion tax to wipe £10,000s off value of London homes hit by new levy in Reeves Budget

One in four homes which will pay the property surcharge are in just three London boroughs; Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster and Camden

Evening Standard

Europe’s housing crisis is fuelling the rise of the far right. Our research shows how to address it

The mantra of ‘build, build, build’ misses something crucial: that few can afford these new homes, say Tarik Abou-Chadi, Silja Häusermann and Björn Bremer

The Guardian - UK

European progressives must tackle housing crisis to beat far right, say researchers

Centre left can win broad support by addressing soaring house prices and rents, according to data analysis

The Guardian - UK

New rules crack down on high risk loans as Australian property market heats up

Regulator announces 20% cap on share of new lending banks can do on mortgages worth more than six times borrower’s income

The Guardian - AU

Uni debts slashed for more than one million Australians

University debt levels are set to be cut by more than $5000 on average for people with student loans as a one-off reduction comes into effect.

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Benzinga

Ryan Serhant Shares How Much Money You Need To Live In Manhattan: 'I Think You Have To Be Earning Somewhere Around $250,000'

Real estate investor Ryan Serhant has been in New York City real estate for almost 20 years, and he recently said how much you have to make if you buy a $1 million apartment in the city.

The Guardian - UK

‘The Earth ate my Mini’: Cornwall man loses car in sinkhole

It has been weeks since the ground opened up under Malcolm McKenzie’s prized Mini, leading him into a bureaucratic ‘nightmare’

The Independent UK

Federal agency boosts size of most single-family loans the government can guarantee to $832,750

The Federal Housing Finance Agency is increasing the size of home loans that the government can guarantee against default as it takes into account rising housing prices

The Independent UK

New York public housing bribery case ends with a milestone 70 convictions

Prosecutors have secured the 70th and final conviction of a massive corruption probe into New York City's public housing

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A look at Kirill Dmitriev, the Russian envoy who helped craft the new Ukraine peace proposal

Kirill Dmitriev has emerged as a key player in drafting a new proposal to end Moscow’s war in Ukraine

International Business Times

Son Busted in 'Mrs. Doubtfire' Style Scheme to Steal Dead Mom's Pension

In a case that parallels Mrs. Doubtfire, A 56-year-old Italian man successfully disguised himself as his mother to collect her pension.

Evening Standard

Twin tower student block sparks 'red on red' clash between Sadiq Khan and Westminster council

The 605-bed canalside development near Paddington station will be 90m tall and ‘block out daylight’ in surrounding homes

The Independent UK

Things look good from the top: Luxury home prices hit record-high - here’s what it means for the wider real estate market

The median luxury home sale price reached $1.28 million in October

AAP

The 'obvious and easy way' to help boost housing supply

More than 80,000 sorely needed homes are unable to be built due to a lack of investment in power, roads and sewers, councils say.

Evening Standard

Trying to get a council house in London? Experts reveal 'brutal reality' of how long you'll wait

Boroughs say the wait for a family home is 12 to 15 years as they explain who gets housed as a priority

Benzinga

Warren Buffett Said Ballooning Healthcare Costs Are A 'Hungry Tapeworm' Eating the Economy —'The Single Biggest Variable' Throwing Us 'Out of Whack'

Millions of Americans watch their paychecks shrink under premiums, deductibles, and medical bills that rise faster than their wages. Warren Buffett, the longtime Berkshire Hathaway CEO, drew a straight line between those bills and the country's economic standing.

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