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Jo Ling Kent

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  • Senior Business and Tech Correspondent, CBS News
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A Guide to Investing in Residential Property

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By Jo Ling Kent Verified
| Legal Thinking
One of the biggest mistakes prospective landlords make is believing property investment is simply about finding the right property, when in reality the biggest financial decisions are often made before a property is found. Most first-time investors spend weeks analysing locations, rental yields and mortgage rates, yet very little time considering how they should own the property.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding rumors fuel millions in bets on prediction markets Original

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By Jo Ling Kent Verified
| CBS News Verified
The wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could be just days away, and even though there's no official confirmation of it happening, people are still betting millions on it. Prediction markets, which are often used to bet on sports and politics, are now seeing an influx of action from Swifties. More than $2 million has been bet just on where the couple will tie the knot.
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In pictures: Recycled art project transforms church

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By Jo Ling Kent Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
A new art installation has transformed a church in the New Forest into a towering waterfall and a meadow of colourful flowers and insects. The watery cascade at St John the Baptist church in Boldre, near Lymington, Hampshire, was created with recycled bin bags by a team of about 12 volunteers over nine months.
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