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BRIA Homes Launches Its xE Series of Enhanced House Models

Two vital keys to any successful business are expansion and innovation. In real estate development, these signify growth and progression that, in turn, inspire confidence among potential property buyers and investors. No residential developer acknowledges this more than BRIA Homes, which offers, as it does, strategically located project sites; amenities such as superior internet connectivity, cashless transactions, competent property management; and 24/7 security. Still, BRIA is on a roll. Far from settling for incremental improvement, the dynamic homebuilder chooses to go the whole nine yards for a better customer experience. With the excitement generated by the successful launch of BRIA…

How to Invest In NFTS?

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are a type of blockchain-based virtual asset that have distinct characteristics. For example, a car can have a unique license plate that identifies it, while a specific shirt may have a unique barcode that identifies it and links it to the person who owns it. NFTs are one of the hottest topics in Blockchain right now, as they have the potential to transform industries as varied as finance, art, and music. In the world of art blogs and creative industries, one of the more exciting concepts is the non-fungible token (NFT)—a cryptocurrency that represents a unique and…

Five passive income ideas that earn $1000+ per month

I once had a colleague who worked two jobs. At the end of every month, he would come to me – flaunting some cash in his hands – and say, “Hey, still think double shifts are too stressful?” Then I’d say, “Yes, Billy, it’s back-breaking.” The funny guy would then whistle away. Call me lazy, but I belong to the school of thought that Smart Work trumps Hard Work all day long. So I devised my own plan to add another income stream to my salary. Took me a couple of days to figure it out, but at last, I…

I owe money to a family member. Can it be included in my IVA?

If you’ve had to borrow money from a family member or friend then this will normally be on an ‘unsecured’ basis i.e. it won’t be secured against your property – for example, via a Charging Order. Consequently, you should be able to incorporate it into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (or ‘IVA’). In this article we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about repaying debts to someone you’re likely to be close to and offer some guidance on how best to approach the situation. Q. I borrowed £5k from my Mum but don’t want her to know I’m still…

Top Tips for Becoming a Mortgage Adviser

Are you looking for a career change? Or are you trying to land your first job? No matter what the case is, you are here because you want to know what it takes to start a career as a mortgage adviser. Well, here are the top tips to become a mortgage adviser: Learn what you can about the job. Like any other job, you need to be prepared before you start looking for open positions. So the first step you have to take before you become a mortgage adviser is to learn all that you can about the job. For…

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