Best for me is a tax lien certificate that I bought years ago that paid out 17%. I’ve also invested in materials and supplies for a couple of rather successful businesses. The worst investment I made was an unsuccessful candy vending machine venture. I fronted 00 years ago for the machines when I was trying to learn and get into business, and just thought the vending machines would do the work for me, but they didn’t.
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Tan Tran is a 36 year old serial entrepreneur; running several businesses specialising in property investments, property finance and venture capital. Tan went into the financial services industry as a wealth manager for a small City based consultancy firm specialising in wealth management for the medical profession. He then progressed into investment banking and joined HSBC Private Clients where he enjoyed working with several international sporting and show biz clients. After a successful career with HSBC, Tan was head-hunted to a Dax-30 listed German investment boutique where he became their youngest Head of Property Finance, specialising in structured property finance and had clients afar as Canada, the Middle East and Australia. He now splits most of his time between Fontis Capital, a specialist property finance and investment company, Callidus Financial Wealth Management, a Financial Services Authority regulated consultancy and Red-to-Black.co.uk, a national debt management company with a 60 person strong call centre based in Manchester, specialising in helping people and small businesses with their debt problems. Tan has recently diversified into the telecommunications industry by buying an established player and is in the process of launching Trancomm Limited. For more about Tan Tran visit www.thebusinessonlinedirectory.biz
The widow of a Florida philanthropist says she will gave back more than billion that her husband stole in Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. That could be good news for some investors, who lost a fortune, but several Bay Area victims of the scheme, question whether or not they’ll ever see a dime. Cliff Bernie now owns the Burlingame fabrics business his father started in 1957, Norman S. Bernie Company. When his dad died five years ago, he and his brother split the investment his parents made with Bernard Madoff 25 years ago. “My father would have gone back there with a 9-iron,” he said. Berkeley residents Mark Rosenberg and Elizabeth Ennis lost personal accounts worth 0000 they had saved for retirement. They got back their 000 investment in an IRA they thought was worth 0000. They’re angry with the system set up to reimburse Madoff investors and they’re afraid they might end up owing money they took out — money they thought was their honest earnings. “The Securities Investment Protection Corporation is out to protect themselves. They are not protecting especially the small investors,” Ennis said. Peninsula attorney Nancy Feinman has interviewed Madoff in person. “It’s a tremendous settlement. Kudos to the US attorneys and the bankruptcy trustee and we look forward to our cases, and getting more money for our victims,”she said. FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a …