Category: Landlord Notes

Three million missing UK pension pots worth £18.7bn

Three million missing UK pension pots worth £18.7bn

By Freya Mitchell October 13, 2026
PPI finds roughly three million missing UK pension pots worth £18.7bn, with each pot averaging about £6,220. The Money and Pensions Service supported the report
Capital Cafe preserves multicultural heritage in KL shophouse

Capital Cafe preserves multicultural heritage in KL shophouse

By Poppy Bennett September 24, 2026
Capital Cafe in Kuala Lumpur preserves 1950s multicultural heritage within a historic shophouse on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
Trump Bans Three News Outlets From White House Access

Trump Bans Three News Outlets From White House Access

By Isabella Clarke September 19, 2026
Trump bans CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from White House access over fake news claims and media ban threat.
Russian glide bomb kills two in Sumy apartment

Russian glide bomb kills two in Sumy apartment

By Freya Mitchell September 18, 2026
A glide bomb hit a Sumy apartment block on Wednesday, killing two people and wounding seven, causing damage to several floors in the city’s district.
Spokane’s Financial Sector Fights Adviser Shortage with Innovation

Spokane’s Financial Sector Fights Adviser Shortage with Innovation

By Freya Mitchell September 17, 2026
Spokane's financial sector combats adviser shortage through innovative strategies like succession planning and mentorship models.
EWU Launches $8M Roos Field Renovation Phase Two

EWU Launches $8M Roos Field Renovation Phase Two

By Isabella Clarke September 16, 2026
EWU launches $8M Roos Field renovation phase two, modernizing media areas and enhancing stadium functionality by 2028.
Washington’s estate tax traps middle-class families

Washington’s estate tax traps middle-class families

By Isabella Clarke September 15, 2026
Washington’s estate tax traps middle-class families with a $3M frozen exemption—discover how inflation pushes more heirs into unexpected tax bills.
South Africa AI Regulations Delayed Until 2027

South Africa AI Regulations Delayed Until 2027

By Isabella Clarke August 30, 2026
South Africa AI regulations are delayed until 2027, creating a gap after the AI‑written draft was withdrawn and a new expert panel works on a replacement.
Lael Bethlehem launches agency to boost local infrastructure

Lael Bethlehem launches agency to boost local infrastructure

By Isabella Clarke August 29, 2026
Lael Bethlehem launches a new agency to boost local infrastructure investment in Johannesburg, tackling the city's critically low capital budget.
Lukas van Loggerenberg builds wine empire from passion

Lukas van Loggerenberg builds wine empire from passion

By Freya Mitchell August 23, 2026
Discover how Lukas van Loggerenberg built a thriving wine empire from passion, shipping 5,000+ dozen bottles annually in under a decade.
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