is it possible as an English man to secure finance in Turkey without using England based assets?
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I would call it Cash :)  You can short some 10-20 year bonds and use the money too...  Use options...  It would be really hard any where in the world to get loans for assets without any colleteral or credit history.  You can also loan money form loan sharks, yet I would not advise.  \n\nOn a brighter side, there is low interest housing loans (very popular now adays)  from major international and Turkish banks, your house would be a colleteral, yet they will more than likely as for some down payment or documentation of income.\n\nThe Mortage law is about ready, it was to be instated this year, but it looks like they are going to take about another year to pass all the changes necessary to allow Mortages.  Yet the markets have created (with the above means) a mortage like market.  If you are qulified you can get a loan for less than 1% a month...
1181982
Nothing steal your money. Anything in Africa claiming to be a business isnt. There is no formidable business in Africa.
676195
There is no such businsess which can assure you a profit without any risks.  You may put your money in a time deposit account in a bank and get a 100% risk free return on your money.  However, the  rate of return will be much less than a business.
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you need to have assets worth over a billion pounds/dollars or whichever currency for that country that the list is been compiled in.\n\nI'm not sure why he's not on the list because I'm not sure who he is.\n\nSorry couldn't help fully
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Yes.  The US stock markets are open to all.  And you are not restricted to the US; large brokerage houses have the capacity to buy and sell on all the free-entry exchanges around the world.\n\nYou will have to fill out US tax forms as a resident, though.  Sorry.  It's called "pay to play."
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Let me see, you need my bank account number, right?  Perhaps some up front money?\n\nSorry, I already sent my money to Nigeria to that guy who just needs a US bank account to hide the money from that King.\n\nPlease..  Spare us.
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No way, but what you are talking about doing is essentially gambling on someone's death. You might be able to get a british bookmaker to give you odds on that, so long as the person was not on death's door.
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I would have thought with great difficulty\n\ntry getting a foreign bank account such as in europe or america
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Look up any bank's website.  Do they have banks in your country?
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I hope the following website helps:\n\nhttp://www.krysstal.com/borrow_anglosaxon.html
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Some US banks have international departments that will do it for you. The easiest way is to stop at a Bureau de Change in the Barcelona airport. You give them American dollars, they give you Euros or whatever currency you want.
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There's no such thing as "European Stock". If you have a particular company in mind that's European and traded on a European exchange, you can either go to a large investment firm's foreign desk and ask to buy those shares or index, or you open an account with a full service bank or investment firm in (almost) any european country.  I'd use a bank in England or Germany.\nAlternatively, you can do an international mutual fund and see whether the companies included are interesting to you.
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Any turkish ETF's existing might be a better question, forget reccomendations.  Anyhow TKF does seem very good, and is the only one I can find.  You can check www.etfconnect.com to look for more.
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Not in the UK. Such details are protected by Data Protection Laws.
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Yes, for international transfers you will need the SWIFT code. You can find this out by calling your bank.
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There is no "best" fixed rate mortgage in the UK, as different products cater for different people. The best mortgage for one person may be the worst mortgage for someone else. In terms of fixed rate mortgages, it depends on how long you want the fix to last for - and whether you're happy to accept a high redemption penalty.\n\nYou could take out a mortgage in a different currency, but you would be putting yourself at risk as your mortgage payments will fluctuate in response to the exchange rate. The only time you might consider taking a foreign mortgage is if you have a source of income in that currency which is sufficient to make the repayments.
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Honey the best thing you can do to get the MOST amount of money is to come here to Britain!\n\nOur Government gives our tax payers money to every foreigner that illegally comes into the country and you'll have more rights than us!\nThe only thing is you'll have to think up a Turkish, Kurdish or an Arab name!\n\nLoL XXX