If you saw a survey into poor cash return that said advisers state 71% of their client base could benefit financially from investing in property abroad, what would you think?
Being a healthy cynic, I would think: “What are they flogging?” And of course I would be right, because this survey was apparently conducted among a bunch of advisers at a presentation for investment in a golf club. And just not any old golf club, but one in Turkey. Of course clients want better returns than cash – that is stating the bleeding obvious, and anything that is not cash is an alternative to cash. I have always been under the impression the reason why anyone goes to an adviser for investment advice is they want an alternative to cash. Am I wrong? It is certainly why I have ...
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