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Read the latest property news from all around the world from our expert writers located all over the world. Get the latest on buying, travel, emigration, retirement and much more. Whether you are buying a sunny property to spend your summers, or making a big move abroad you will find everything you need to know here.
Why are there farmer protests in France?
Protests in France, as we all know, are not uncommon. It is perhaps one of the things that we give the country the most credit for. Unlike other countries, groups of people who feel aggrieved do not take things lying down. Whether their efforts eventually end with change or not. Striking and protesting appear to be part of the French psyche.Read more...
“Help. Our pension keeps going up and down in euros!”
In the past three months a British pension when changed to euros has varied in value by almost 9%. That’s left some expats worried about running short of funds. But there are ways of protecting your income when paid overseas…Read more...
Introducing photovoltaic energy panels
Prices for energy and electricity are shooting up worldwide and costs are higher than ever before. Sadly, energy costs are still gaining upward momentum, so we’re looking into alternative energy sources to help save you a bit of money in your Cyprus home.Read more...
What’s the latest on the French property market?
Whether you’re dreaming of a little cottage in the French countryside or a bustling Riviera resort, you’ll want to know what’s what across the channel regarding the French property market.Read more...
Escape the winter cold with an extended trip to Greece?
Why shiver in your Northern European home this winter when Greece is sitting there all warm, sunny and affordable? Greece is rolling out an advertising campaign urging Brits and Scandinavians to save money on energy bills with an extended stay this winter. Are you up for that?Read more...
How to secure a home loan in Florida
There’s no denying the strong dollar is a blow for Brits buying in Florida right now. But if you’re keen to press ahead with your plans – and benefit from the Sunshine State’s world-famous tourist attractions and year-round rental market – then one way to soften the effects of the exchange rate is to purchase with a mortgage. Buying from a British owner could also help your case. We take a closer look and highlight some pointers for helping you to secure a home loan.Read more...
Work from your overseas home with Spain’s “digital nomad” visa scheme
Spain plans to issue a brand new “digital nomad” visa for remote workers. This scheme is open to Britons and other non-EU citizens and will give them the opportunity to move to Spain, where they can enjoy a warmer climate and a lower cost of living.Read more...
How is France coping with the cost-of-living crisis?
The rising cost of living is of paramount concern to people worldwide. But what is the current situation in France? And what is the French government doing to help combat this?Read more...
How did France mourn the Queen’s death?
A large numbers of expats move to France every year and having permanently made France my home, I can confirm we are both welcomed and accepted. But sometimes, things happen back in the country we used to call home, acting as a stark reminder that we originate from elsewhere. And this week, British expats have been affected by the sad news of the death of the Queen.Read more...
Australian house prices are finally becoming more affordable
If you’ve been considering buying a home in Australia but have been put off by the huge rises in prices since the pandemic, now might be the perfect time to think again. Prices are returning to more sensible levels, as a report from Core Logic highlights.Read more...
A new financial prospect for Cyprus
Cyprus could come to fill Russia’s place as the EU’s leading supplier of natural gas.Read more...