最近《万维读者网》的消息有:

1.总统查韦斯孤注一掷 委内瑞拉币值狂贬32% 2013-02-10 16:47:14 明报全球货币贬值战蔓延,为控制国内

赤字及美元短缺问题,「反美强人」委内瑞拉总统查韦斯(Hugo Chavez)孤注一掷,颁令本周三起把本国货币

大幅贬值32%,并废除外汇证券交易制度,希望藉此增加美元供应,改善物资短缺问题。委国目前通胀逾20%,

贬值势令通胀急升,分析指此举恐动摇查韦斯管治基础,成为一场政治豪赌。
2.意味什么:中国央行创纪录4500亿流动性注入http://www.creaders.net 2013-02-12 16:43:23 华尔街日报

中国央行周二向货币市场注入创纪录的4500亿人民币(合720亿美元),旨在满足春节期间巨大的资金需求。
3.全球“印钞大赛”难倒中国 通胀压力加大2013-01-25 19:44:05 中国网　　进入2013年,世界发达经济体印钞

机马达轰鸣。1月22日,日本央行推出超量化宽松政策,包括无限制资产购买以及上调通胀目标至2%。放眼全

球,美国马不停蹄连推QE(量化宽松政策),欧洲央行有无限制购债计划。有学者比喻,世界很可能已进入一个中

央银行印钞时代。
《东方财经》报道
危机“传染”全世界 日元贬值有“猫腻”
1997年东亚金融危机以来,日本经济持续动荡,其中最耐人寻味的就是日元的持续下跌,大幅贬值。经济学家认为,

日元贬值将使亚洲经济面临空前困难。

《腾讯财经》报道:
1.新兴市场的汇率悬崖 货币贬值远超欧元
欧债危机重挫欧元汇率之时,新兴市场国家的货币贬值却远比欧元的跌幅来得剧烈。

55,56,57——此轮欧债危机恶化以来,印度货币卢比遭遇了历史最大幅度的贬值,美元/卢比达到有记录以来的最

高点57.32;南非兰特、俄罗斯卢布、巴西雷亚尔从去年以来也是大幅贬值。外汇市场上这一系列数字变化的背

后是,货币贬值延伸到经济层面——货币贬值使得国家消费者购买力下降,进口贸易商们减少订单面临洗牌——

关门出局或者力撑待晴天。

2。全球三大央行“放水” 货币贬值之争加大
欧央行、美联储及日本央行纷纷表示将大规模买入各国和地区国债,相当于印钞注入刺激措施增加市场流动性。

这些重大措施的效果将在下周起陆续显示出来,其他国家可能跟进“放水”,受汇率战影响各国贸易战将持续升温。

为了减缓货币大量贬值的危机,国际社会的努力

《华尔街见闻》报道:

欧美财政高官欲让G20共同维稳汇率 避免货币贬值
同在2月11日,欧洲与美国的财政高官都表露了在G20国家范围内处理汇率问题的看法,货币竞相贬值引发的汇率

政策问题将成为2月15-16日本周末的G20集团财长及央行行长会议议题。

效果如何?有待事实来说话。
货币贬值对房价的影响?
《凤凰网》报导:
牛刀放言:房价上涨都是骗局 其实就是货币贬值 

In March, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board processed 1,128 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), a 20 per cent decrease compared to the 1,412 sales during the same month last year, and a 24 per cent increase compared to February’s 913 sales.

The Board also received 11 per cent fewer new listings in March compared to last year – 2,736 compared to 3,066 – keeping inventory in check. March finished with 9,503 active listings, 1.5 per cent fewer than March of last year and 3.5 per cent fewer than the 9,832 available during March of 2009; the highest volume of active listings for that month in the last decade.  

Ron Todson, President of the Board, explains, “Although we saw a typical spring uptick in activity from February to March, our sales remained at about 70 per cent of the norm for March and our new listings came in at 90 per cent of what the Board would typically receive.

“Because inventory levels are in check, prices are staying in check.”   

In March, the benchmark price of single family detached homes in the Fraser Valley was $544,300, an increase of 0.6 per cent compared to $541,300 during the same month last year. For townhouses, the benchmark price was $298,200, a decrease of 1.7 per cent compared to $303,400 in March 2012 and the benchmark price of apartments was $204,200, an increase of 0.8 per cent compared to $202,500 in March 2012.

Todson adds, “Inventory levels are not as high as they need to be to put significant downward pressure on prices of the benchmark, or ‘typical’ home. These are homes that have characteristics most common to houses in a given community.  

“In fact, we’re seeing the reverse happen. Benchmark prices for all three main property types in the Fraser Valley increased in value during the first quarter of 2013. Since January, detached homes are up by 1 per cent, townhomes by 0.6 per cent; and apartments by 2 per cent.”

Sources: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/mortgages/home-buying/to-get-a-mortgage-youll-need-to-have-a-stellar-credit-score/article10947039/?cmpid=rss1&utm_source=dlvr.it&_gi_utm_medium=twitter

Lesley Slobodian: Special to The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Apr. 16 2013, 5:00 AM EDT

TOP TIPS ON KEEPING A GOOD CREDIT SCORE

1.) Make your payments in the correct amount on or before the due date! This will have a positive effect on your credit score. Missing or late payments and judgements, bankruptcies, collections or other public records will have an unfavourable impact on a credit score.

2.) Keep your balance considerably lower than the available credit limit provided. If you have several accounts with high balances relative to your available credit, this may indicate that you are relying greatly on credit to meet your daily needs.

3.) Multiple credit inquiries can lower your credit score, so reduce the number of credit applications you make.

4.) Always maintain a credit history. You can use a credit card to build a good history.

5.) The best mix of credit is a combination of a store credit card and a major credit card such as a VISA or MasterCard. It is important not to have too many credit cards or store cards as that may negatively impact a credit score.

Displine and pay on time, try to avoid too many credit card application attraction because of little sweet.

one site: blog in 加西网

another site: blog in 新浪网

Open House:  October 21st

 SUNDAY  2:00-4:00pm

#53    16318  82 AV     Surrey

#53    16318   82nd Avenue   Fleetwood

Open House:  

            Sunday     7th of October                2:00-4:00p.m

           Sunday     14th of October               2:00-4:00p.m

Quote from: http://ca.yahoo.com/news,  

              Warren Buffett said" The third best investment I ever made was the purchase of my home"

That's true!

   Buying the home,  holding it patiently, you will eventually get the reward from the investment.

For the buyer! Congratulations. You make the right decision which could easily make you succeed. If you have the patience to hold the home, you have the patience to achieve any goal.

open   house

10566 Holly Park Lane, Surrey

      Building   #8

  Saturday, August 4

    10:00am-2:00pm

I always try my best to help people. As a realtor, I hope I am always fair, reliable and credible.

When I represent my clients, I will take all my best efforts to uphold my clients best interests.

The real estate, being related to our land, is my passion. We maintain it, care about it. Because all people need  home, the home is  our sweet nest, our hope and our future.

Never regreting for  owning  properties, we treat them well, then they will look after us.

Land gives us life, feeds us , makes us prosperous, and eventually we will be all back to land.

We live for land, fight for land. Land is priceless .

The price of the land is never too high!

When we own the land, we own the privillege to serve the land, also owe the duties to protect the land.