Simon Heawood

[Robin Klein @robinklein]

Fantastic validation for the property acquiring data platform that Bricklane have built to address the world's largest asset class. Having £600m to deploy really does put Bricklane on the map. https://t.co/gwsydP72NH

[Leo Ringer @leoringer]

Lots of discussion of the UK government's proposed startup support scheme, the Future Fund. While it's still provisional, here are the key terms mapped out with "what happens when" scenarios around conversion, repayment, etc.

Let us know what you think!

https://t.co/ikV3GLDaEN

[Leo Ringer @leoringer]

New Labour Party report on Post Bank, National Investment Bank and RBS contains some interesting thinking on UK venture capital. Worth noting if you're in VC, a founder or are making policy in this space. A quick thread.

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https://t.co/qXIdDmTfNn

[BBC Earth @BBCEarth]

An accidental discovery is giving new hope for coral reefs

#OurBluePlanet w/ @oceanx + @motemarinelab

[Simon Heawood @simonheawood]

Of course it happened to come out the same day rumours circulate on No.10 killing it!

[Simon Heawood @simonheawood]

Wrote for CityAM on pressing need for government to make three-year tenancies standard. Bricklane have been offering this for a while: makes sense commercially & gives tenants much-needed security. https://t.co/9J51znXuFz

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

We've made our welcome offer even better. Receive £100-£1,250 when you invest £5,000 or more in your first transaction https://t.co/2fVOqwxaSH (capital at risk, terms apply)

[Robin Klein @robinklein]

Simon Heawood: The property conversation you should have with clients https://t.co/7xJkqqqOC2 via @profadviser >>@bricklanedotcom - a better way to invest in property. Diversification and yield. Impressive.

[Brett Berson @brettberson]

John Bogle/Vanguard is a good example of being willing to be misunderstood for long periods. Started in 1974 it was laughed at and opened with $11.4 million in assets, short of the $150 million goal. Now they have $5.1 trillion in assets. Big stuff starts small and takes time.

[Simon Heawood @simonheawood]

Wrote this for Property Week on how new tech-enabled solutions like @bricklanedotcom can help investors diversify geographically: https://t.co/MhqjPWuzXM

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

Our new product for financial advisers. Now advisers can include property investment as part of a tax-efficient, flexible, professionally managed portfolio - whether allocating new funds or rationalising existing buy-to-let investments (capital at risk) https://t.co/IpfYODoKqg

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

One of our customers in @Moneywiseonline speaking about Bricklane as a better alternative to buy-to-let, enabling him to earn regular, and hassle-free property returns as he approaches retirement (capital at risk) https://t.co/1jKZJZWHsp

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

Haven’t used up your 17/18 £20,000 ISA allowance yet? There's still time - we are accepting ISA payments until midnight tonight (capital at risk, ISA rules apply)

[Tara Reeves @tarareeves]

I've been thinking about #PropTech and especially @bricklanedotcom as we get into #ISA season, per the below 🏡🏠🏚️🏢🏣🏬🏤 https://t.co/n0cB3IP9NL

[Simon Heawood @simonheawood]

well done @supercarers @adampike https://t.co/RirNlB2svG

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

Why choose? Get property in a pension with Bricklane. Hassle-free property investment, managed on your behalf, starting from £10,000, and held tax-efficiently in a pension @GavinHJackson https://t.co/4uOIvDX7Mx (capital at risk, tax rules apply)

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

The cut in stamp duty announced today could save first-time buyers £5,000. A good start, but just a drop in the ocean given the affordability challenge of getting Generation Rent onto the property ladder, with first-time buyers needing £33,000 on average for a deposit

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

Making renting work better for tenants is a key part of our drive to create a fairer property market. Learn more: https://t.co/W96MY30gUF

[Simon Heawood @simonheawood]

Our new Goals tool, why we started @bricklanedotcom and why first home savers should think about being better with their money before they start cutting down on things like eating https://t.co/5glomq4uqy

[Bricklane @bricklanedotcom]

Why should millennials give up normal things (like sandwiches?!) to buy a home? Use Goals to find out when you could afford to buy and how https://t.co/prPTF2mLwS could help you get there faster than giving up the things you like: https://t.co/7o4eJMSy3O capital at risk