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Are Scotch Whisky Casks a better Investment Than Property … or Gold?
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Are Scotch Whisky Casks a better Investment Than Property … or Gold?

What is it about whisky? It’s enigmatic to the point of ecstasy. It is possibly the only true, ahem, liquid investment. Property is, to quote the 1980s comedy Airplane!, up, down and all over the place as of January 2022. Quantitative easing, the printing of money by central banks to combat the pand

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<strong>How much will your house price decrease?</strong>
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<strong>How much will your house price decrease?</strong>

Several economists and market analysts were skeptical of ANZ&#8217;s early-year prediction that home prices may decline by seven percent (or more) throughout the year. With inflation taken into account, the 10% price decline forecast by ANZ in March climbed to 12% in April, 15% in June, and 18% by l