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Loot. We all have a little; we'd all like to have a little more. And thanks to Fairy Godmother McCreevy, most of us have been saving for the past five years and we're ready to take the money . . . and run. You could spend yours on a shiny new babe magnet with alloys, or in a far-flung luxurious spa (with tummy-tuck on the side), or perhaps blow the lot on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday for the family. But what are the other possibilities? Well, there are lots of smart, life-enhancing and profitable options that are worth considering before you let SSIA fever go to your head. These include: - Getting a mortgage, or second mortgage - Investing in property abroad - Playing the stock market - Investing in equities - Buying bonds - Recruiting a good investment advisor - Figuring out the best pensions and retirement funds Loot! offers no money-back offers, no false promises, no hyperbole - just good advice, helpful tips and solid information. Above all, it will help you to make the best decisions for you.
Licence to Loot is a fast-paced, hard-hitting investigation into parastatal looting, written by journalist Stephan Hofstatter. At the centre of the story is Eskom, the largest power utility in Africa, which could determine the success or failure of South Africa's economy. Hofstatter's story begins i
LOOT hits the jackpot. -- Rick Riordan, #1 New York Times bestselling author On a foggy night in Amsterdam, a man falls from a rooftop to the wet pavement below. It's Alfie McQuinn, the notorious cat burglar, and he's dying. As sirens wail in the distance, Alfie manages to get out two last words to
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War is a costly business and in 1939, Germany was almost broke with its economy overheating and heading for runaway inflation. Hitler needed hard foreign currency to pay for his war machine and the only way he could get this was by selling gold that he looted from the national banks of Austria, Czec
Exiled in 1948, Palestinians were robbed of their private property when looting became weaponized
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