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Buying a second home as a rental property has substantial tax benefits including deductions for interest, insurance, and other expenses. Being a landlord takes time and energy, and carries the ...

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An expert on the Antiques Roadshow didn't mince their words when he described a family heirloom as "scruffy" but still placed a significant valuation on it. At Belfast's Botanic Gardens ...

Scholes insists he would be “offended” if United sold Mainoo, but gave the green light for Garnacho’s exit as he’s not convinced the “scruffy” forward is good enough for the club.

Scholes insisted that Garnacho is a bit scruffy and his decision-making sometimes really poor. According to him, Man United supporters should not worry if the club decide to sell the Argentina ...

‘I think United could get better than Garnacho, although he’s a young player and there’s still probably better to come, I still think he’s a little bit scruffy in his technique at ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally official, and with the announcement comes a first look at the system. As well as new Joy-Cons (which appear to also function as a mouse, thanks to optical sensors ...

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Antiques Roadshow. An Antiques Roadshow expert didn't pull any punches when he described a family artefact as "scruffy" yet still slapped a hefty valuation ...