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    Which of the following was one of former Bank of England governor Mervyn King’s retirement gifts?

    • A £2,505 bust of himself
    • Ten bars of gold from the Bank vaults
    • A £10,000 portrait of himself
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This trivia quiz has some questions on Japanese Knotweed Guidance! This plant is not necessarily considered illegal, but if the plant grows into your neighbor’s compound you may find yourself having a case to answer. Do you know how to get rid of this weed? Do take the quiz below and get to find out for sure. All the best!

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  • 2. 

    A financial adviser swindled a widow out of more than £100,000. How much did he manage to pay back?

    • £5

    • £55.60

    • £142

    Correct Answer
    A. £5
    Explanation
    The financial adviser managed to pay back only £5 out of the more than £100,000 he swindled from the widow.

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  • 3. 

    Which of the following are Britain’s buy-to-let hotspots?

    • South Kensington, Chelsea and Aberdeen

    • Glasgow, Cardiff and Manchester

    • Leeds, Nottingham and Southend

    Correct Answer
    A. Leeds, Nottingham and Southend
    Explanation
    Leeds, Nottingham, and Southend are considered Britain's buy-to-let hotspots. This means that these cities have a high demand for rental properties and are attractive for property investors. The specific reasons for these cities being hotspots may include factors such as a growing population, strong rental yields, good rental market conditions, and potential for capital appreciation.

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  • 4. 

    Which member of the Monetary Policy Committee opposed forward guidance?

    • Charles Bean

    • Martin Weale

    • Mervyn King

    Correct Answer
    A. Martin Weale
    Explanation
    Martin Weale opposed forward guidance.

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  • 5. 

    What did the Property Care Association chief say Japanese knotweed was NOT?

    • A type of orchid

    • House cancer

    • Triffids

    Correct Answer
    A. House cancer
    Explanation
    The Property Care Association chief stated that Japanese knotweed is NOT "house cancer." This suggests that Japanese knotweed, a type of invasive plant, is not a threat to the structural integrity or safety of houses. The term "house cancer" may be a metaphorical expression used to emphasize the destructive nature of Japanese knotweed, but the chief is clarifying that it does not pose a direct risk to houses like cancer does to the human body.

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    What percentage of brokers are happy with their current network or club?

    • 15%

    • 31%

    • 54%

    Correct Answer
    A. 31%
    Explanation
    31% of brokers are happy with their current network or club. This means that almost one-third of brokers have a positive satisfaction level with their current professional affiliation. It indicates that a significant portion of brokers find value and contentment in their network or club, suggesting that these organizations may provide valuable resources, support, and opportunities for their members.

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  • 7. 

    What was revealed this week to boost local house prices?

    • Allotments

    • Casinos

    • Football stadiums

    Correct Answer
    A. Football stadiums
    Explanation
    This week, it was revealed that football stadiums have the potential to boost local house prices. The presence of a football stadium in a neighborhood can bring various economic benefits, such as increased tourism, job opportunities, and improved infrastructure. These factors can contribute to the desirability of the area, leading to an increase in demand for housing and subsequently driving up house prices.

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  • 8. 

    What does ratings agency Fitch judge to be “unlikely”?

    • A house price bubble

    • An RBS 'bad bank'

    • An interest rate rise

    Correct Answer
    A. An RBS 'bad bank'
    Explanation
    Fitch, the ratings agency, considers an RBS 'bad bank' to be unlikely. This implies that Fitch does not believe that RBS will create a separate entity to hold its riskier assets, known as a 'bad bank'. Fitch's assessment suggests that they do not see this as a viable option or strategy for RBS.

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  • 9. 

    Average rent in the UK is now at £826 per month. How much is it in London?

    • £1,297

    • £1,532

    • £2,197

    Correct Answer
    A. £1,297
    Explanation
    The correct answer is £1,297. This is the average rent in London. It is higher than the average rent in the UK as a whole, which is £826 per month.

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    According to government figures, which part of the UK saw house prices fall the furthest this year?

    • Scotland

    • Northern Ireland

    • Wales

    Correct Answer
    A. Scotland
    Explanation
    According to government figures, house prices in Scotland fell the furthest this year compared to Northern Ireland and Wales.

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