Thursday, November 24, 2005

The Sunday Times Guide to Buying a Property in France
Author:Mark Igoe;John Howell;
Fully revised and updated, this best-selling guide to buying property in France is written by local experts and packed with essential information on every step of the process: dealing with estate agents, surveys, insurance, security, letting for income, building from scratch and renovation.



The guide examines the best places to buy, from Paris to the Pyrenees, and gives reassuring help with settling in; and there's all the specialist legal advice you need: on money transfer, mortgages, taxes, ownership, wills, permits and fees. For a new start, a business project, a second home or a dream retirement, this book will prove indispensable.

Investing in Chinese Equities: From Promise to Profits
A financial News Focus Group.



Participants:



Stuart Leckie

Ben Wright - Financial News

Aaron Boesky - Marco Polo Investments Group

Jun Ma - Deutsche Bank

Naomi Denning - Watson Wyatt

Khiem Do - Baring Asset Management

Kingston Lee - Nomura Asset Management

Asset Management Operations Agenda: In Gear For Growth


Last Will & Testament - The Law Pack Kit
In this country a staggering one person in two dies without a Will. Since its first publication in 1994, thousands of people have bought the Lawpack Will Kit. It is the quick, economical and legally valid way to draw up a Will and it ensures that your property goes to those whom you choose after your death. It provides background on the law of intestacy and draws the reader�s attention to all the important considerations and procedures in Will-making.



Includes parchment-quality Will forms.



Approved by Gillian Cockburn of Cockburns Solicitors, under English law, Neill, Clerk & Murray, solicitors, under Scottish law and J Thompson QC under Northern Ireland law.



Valid in England & Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The Investment Zoo
Author:Stephen A. Jarislowsky:Craig Toomey
From one of the greatest money managers Canada has ever known, The Investment Zoo is an incisive work in which history, culture, politics and finance are intermingled.



Stephen A. Jarislowsky has had a single goal throughout his career: the defence of the shareholder. He has been outspoken in his criticism of breaches in ethics: overpaid bosses, directors who close their eyes to questionable practices, grossly over-compensated lawyers, and brokers who inflate their commissions by encouraging unnecessary trading.



In The Investment Zoo, Stephen A. Jarislowsky reveals his approach to investment - the approach that has assured his extraordinary success in business - and discusses a host of subjects that touch him personally: his own path from childhood to adult life, his vision as an administrator, and his involvement in responsible philanthropy. At age 79, the incorruptible billionaire has lost none of the spirit that has so often aroused controversy.



The Investment Zoo was published in Quebec to great acclaim. Since January 2005, it has sold over 15,000 copies, and has pushed the French edition of The Da Vinci Code out of the number one position on the bestseller list.