UK Property Versus Stocks and Shares with Grant Williams

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Do you invest in stocks and shares?

Do you invest in property?

Maybe you invest in both?

If you take two suitcases to the check in counter at the airport, one marked property and one stocks and shares and they tell you that you can only put one on the plane, which one do you choose?

Have you ever wondered, like I have why people choose stocks and shares over property?

In this episode, Grant Williams, a leading financial content producer and a man with more than 35 years’ experience of global finance  discusses:

• The complexity and management of owning physical properties
• The responsibility and understanding of investments in stocks, shares, and property
• The potential shift from stock market to small business investment
• The danger of expecting historical property trends to continue  in light of inflation, interest rates, and asset valuations
• The  benefits of property as an investment during times of inflation
• The significance of understanding risk tolerance and managing emotions in investing

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Keywords

Grant Williams, investment, stocks, shares, property, property investor, risk tolerance, due diligence, stock market, small businesses, exit liquidity, stock market trading, financial content producer, Real Vision, responsible financial advisers, commercial real estate, inflation, leverage, investment objectives, airport scenario, emotional aspects of investing, Expat Property Guy, Hong Kong property market, corporate defaults, economic downturns, debt levels, interest rates, refinancing debt, central banks, recession, rate cuts