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ARTICLES RELATING TO: SHAREMAX

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The luxurious lives of Sharemax bosses

Nov 13 2011 11:03

The two top managers of collapsed property syndication company Sharemax live luxuriously while thousands of investors have lost most, if not all, of their money.

Insight

More stuff and nonsense about Zambezi Mall

Jul 21 2011 00:00

“Good news! From 1 July 2011 Zambezi investors own the building. The transfer process is under way. Further information will be made available to the media within the next few days. See BLOG.”

Insig

Nuwe b(l)ogstories oor Sharemax se Zambezi Mall

Jul 21 2011 00:00

“Goeie nuus! Van 1 Julie 2011 besit beleggers van Zambezi die gebou. Die oordragproses is aan die gang. Meer inligting sal binne die volgende paar dae aan die media bekend gemaak word. Sien BLOG.”

Geldkliniek

Maak jou somme, en ween

Apr 28 2011 00:00

Die beleggers wat sedert 2007 reeds R765 miljoen gestort het in die Zambezi Mall-ontwikkeling wat Sharemax bevorder het, gaan oor ’n week of twee dokumente oor die voorgestelde artikel 311-skema ontvang. Dan mag hulle treur. Hul beleggings is wat inkomste en die terugbetaling van kapitaal betref, waarskynlik niks werd nie.

Geldkliniek

’n Nagmerrie vir eksekuteurs en erfgename

Apr 28 2011 00:00

Boedelbelasting van 20% van die opgeblaasde waarde wat steeds geplaas word op die beleggings wat Sharemax bevorder het, hou ’n wesenlike gevaar in vir boedels met groot blootstelling daaraan. Erfgename kan skielik vind dat die boedelbelasting hulle insolvent maak as oorlede pa byvoorbeeld ’n groot belegger in die nou waardelose The Villa was.

Companies

Capicol heaps pressure on Sharemax

Sep 16 2010 17:51

The financial health of property syndication firm Sharemax has again fallen under the microscope after developer Capicol cut ties with the business.

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May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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Aug 04 2011 00:00

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