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Shared ownership, a concept with a dubious past, appears to be making a comeback.
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Shared ownership, a concept with a dubious past, appears to be making a comeback.
The idea of splitting up and sharing costs of yacht ownership is back-with lots of players. But can it work?
When deciding how to pay for a new boat, you may have more options than you think.
You may fancy yourself the king of deal-making. You may be the baron of bargain hunting. You may have been listening to sales pitches long
Assumptions can lead to trouble when troubleshooting.
It’s February, the days are getting longer and you’ve already started to plan your spring and summer cruising schedule. Now is the time to be thinking about taking inventory of your onboard tool kit and spare parts.
As the yachting world expands, surveyors are being asked to act like medicine men.
Homer was right: It’s in the odyssey, not the craft.
Oh, the days when labor was cheap and parts were expensive.
Too much self-sufficiency on a summer’s cruise can be a bad thing.
Don’t play the electrical odds; be ready in case your yacht is struck.
Hey, she’s at least as much fun as a trophy wife.
Shared ownership, a concept with a dubious past, appears to be making a comeback.
The idea of splitting up and sharing costs of yacht ownership is back-with lots of players. But can it work?
When deciding how to pay for a new boat, you may have more options than you think.
You may fancy yourself the king of deal-making. You may be the baron of bargain hunting. You may have been listening to sales pitches long
Assumptions can lead to trouble when troubleshooting.
It’s February, the days are getting longer and you’ve already started to plan your spring and summer cruising schedule. Now is the time to be thinking about taking inventory of your onboard tool kit and spare parts.
As the yachting world expands, surveyors are being asked to act like medicine men.
Homer was right: It’s in the odyssey, not the craft.
Oh, the days when labor was cheap and parts were expensive.
Too much self-sufficiency on a summer’s cruise can be a bad thing.
Don’t play the electrical odds; be ready in case your yacht is struck.
Hey, she’s at least as much fun as a trophy wife.
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