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What Was New: February 2005


4 February

Clark's Caledonia

"I wrote the piece on Pitsligo Castle a few years back, after scrambling over the neglected ruins once again..." Mike Clark writes an update of the article and of his new hopes for Pitsligo Castle's future.
Pitsligo Castle - A Welcome Update


11 February

Investing in Property

"Location, location, location - known as the three most important factors when buying a property, and it is easy to see why. The location of your property dictates how much yield you get, and how much capital growth, which ultimately decides how well you do." Alan Forsyth explains how people still manage to get it wrong...
Investing in Property


13 February

An Incompetent Continental!

"For most learners the temptation to try too much too soon is overwhelming. One voice in your head screams 'Aaaaggghhhh!' in terror while another says 'Go on, have a go.'" Rowland Jack straps on his skis and bends his knees:
Learning to Ski


24 February

A New Start In Perth

The "insider's guide" to migrating to Perth, Western Australia: What you need to know before you go. This report, researched by Roger Bourke and edited by Simon Payn, is essential reading for anyone planning a move to Perth. Read more here:
A New Start In Perth

New postcards!

See some of our pictures of the Sanctuary of Truth near Pattaya, Thailand.


27 February

eBook reviews: Migrating to New Zealand

How To Obtain New Zealand Residency Regardless Of The Passmark Changes. Aimed particularly at those who haven't succeeded via the Skilled Migrant route.
For those who can go down the Skilled Migrant route, we've already reviewed the New Zealand Immigration and Relocation Report.
Making New Zealand Your Second Home


 
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