"Freehold" is a real estate term; is a "freehold woodland" undeveloped property?
What about clearing out your storage units ---> selling off everything, buying a well maintained little RV -adding solar panels and traveling?
Keep as much bitcoin and precious metals as you're comfortable holding.
or buy a property with a garage so that you have a place to build out your rv and home base to go back to.
As for electric vehicles: I have been wanting a Zero cycle for years, it meets the weight requirement for my RV.
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You definitely have a very strategic plan, some people are investing their FIAT money in gold without thinking, it's a great option. I am also an expert appraiser, and the acquisition of real estate is a very intelligent movement, because as time passes it is very difficult to lose its value, on the contrary, its value increases.
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Problem is, storing those cars might cost more if you want to collect them. And being old means they might have issues since spare parts are pretty much scarce or non-existent.
You definitely have a very strategic plan, some people are investing their FIAT money in gold without thinking, it's a great option. I am also an expert appraiser, and the acquisition of real estate is a very intelligent movement, because as time passes it is very difficult to lose its value, on the contrary, its value increases.
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Estate investment is also good to put money on. I prefer it more than lives stock because anything can happen to the animals you have but the land never loses value. It keeps appreciating as the day go.. Live stock and farming are good though, they save you money for feeding because you can almost have something to eat all the time
You definitely have a very strategic plan, some people are investing their FIAT money in gold without thinking, it's a great option. I am also an expert appraiser, and the acquisition of real estate is a very intelligent movement, because as time passes it is very difficult to lose its value, on the contrary, its value increases.
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Here is a photo of a Finca that I valued, which has approximately 18 Hectares, this is only the entrance, but the air is very fresh and pure:
Acquiring cars is also an excellent option and if you can buy from old models, you can also earn some money there, since you are in a developed country, try to find what we call Farms, where you can plant vegetables, fruits, have cattle, animals and get machines and equipment, this is not just for investment, it is also necessary that you can often take some fresh air taking advantage of nature, where I hope you have river sources where you can purify the waters and still have a property of that style as time goes by it will be valued much more.
Here is a photo of a Finca that I valued, which has approximately 18 Hectares, this is only the entrance, but the air is very fresh and pure:
Most people in the UK didn't want to join the European Union. They were led to believe that it was just a trading group and not a loss of sovereignty.
It's extremely complex though, because the City of London actually controls the EU, and this is why so many of the political elite are trying to block the exit. The City of London is now effectively a different country, and it is the base for the Anglophone empire that replaced to old British Empire.
It's extremely complex though, because the City of London actually controls the EU, and this is why so many of the political elite are trying to block the exit. The City of London is now effectively a different country, and it is the base for the Anglophone empire that replaced to old British Empire.
Nice post and thought. I think you are looking at gathering and conserving for the future, that's okey too.
Your post is making me see an optimist , that is believing bitcoin to have very high value to turn around people's life in the future, that's also okey.
I want to say that the last part of your post , talking about UK leaving European Union (Eu), even citizens of UK will benefit because standard of living will increase, improve and be better for you too and people there (because Gross Domestic Product,GDP will improve) not only people investing out.
I hope your new PM, Boris Johnson gets it around October after Theresa May didn't succeed early this year before her resignation.
But, my question is, why is UK wanting to pull out now from the Union they were strongly behind and built alongside strong Eu countries like Germany?
Your post is making me see an optimist , that is believing bitcoin to have very high value to turn around people's life in the future, that's also okey.
It is almost certain that we will leave the EU, and this will result in a massive boost for the UK economy. This will result in an increase in the value of Sterling, but this is only really relevant if one is investing abroad.
I want to say that the last part of your post , talking about UK leaving European Union (Eu), even citizens of UK will benefit because standard of living will increase, improve and be better for you too and people there (because Gross Domestic Product,GDP will improve) not only people investing out.
I hope your new PM, Boris Johnson gets it around October after Theresa May didn't succeed early this year before her resignation.
But, my question is, why is UK wanting to pull out now from the Union they were strongly behind and built alongside strong Eu countries like Germany?
In this thread I want to talk about the purchase of everyday items, and improvements to one's lifestyle. I believe in Bitcoin, gold and silver for the preservation of wealth, and I'm also acquiring scrap copper to sell when an economic recovery eventually arrives. Id like to discuss the advantages or otherwise of purchasing new cars, houses or other lifestyle items.
Cars are an interesting topic, and I believe that it is netter to own an older car that one can service oneself in an emergency. I'm also buying some tools to convert a van into a mobile home, as I believe one will have a better lifestyle if one is outside the expanding conurbations. I'm not too keen on electric power for cars either. An older diesel that is capable of being powered by vegetable oil is a good backup in case there is an oil crisis.
I'm starting to switch to solar power for the electrical equipment in the van. Photovoltaic cells are improving all the time, and the costs are dropping, but I think it important to achieve some offgrid capabilities as soon as possible. I've also purchased a wood burner for cooking and heating.
I'm interested in purchasing a small woodland, but I'm not sure if prices will increase or fall over the next couple of years. My feeling is that the best option is to purchase Bitcoin now. My instinct is that it will increase in value far more than freehold woodland. As a UK resident, I have more of a problem than most when considering fiat savings. It is almost certain that we will leave the EU, and this will result in a massive boost for the UK economy. This will result in an increase in the value of Sterling, but this is only really relevant if one is investing abroad.
So what do you guys think is the best plan for the next couple of years?
Cars are an interesting topic, and I believe that it is netter to own an older car that one can service oneself in an emergency. I'm also buying some tools to convert a van into a mobile home, as I believe one will have a better lifestyle if one is outside the expanding conurbations. I'm not too keen on electric power for cars either. An older diesel that is capable of being powered by vegetable oil is a good backup in case there is an oil crisis.
I'm starting to switch to solar power for the electrical equipment in the van. Photovoltaic cells are improving all the time, and the costs are dropping, but I think it important to achieve some offgrid capabilities as soon as possible. I've also purchased a wood burner for cooking and heating.
I'm interested in purchasing a small woodland, but I'm not sure if prices will increase or fall over the next couple of years. My feeling is that the best option is to purchase Bitcoin now. My instinct is that it will increase in value far more than freehold woodland. As a UK resident, I have more of a problem than most when considering fiat savings. It is almost certain that we will leave the EU, and this will result in a massive boost for the UK economy. This will result in an increase in the value of Sterling, but this is only really relevant if one is investing abroad.
So what do you guys think is the best plan for the next couple of years?
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