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by Nick da Costa, an extract . . . The Dogs were talking. As usual, they were sitting around the base of the old oak tree in the early evening. There was Whitman, a Springer Spaniel, who – having been named after an American poet – affected an air of quiet superiority and […] By Rob Kay, Senior Partner, Blevins Franks From January 2016, financial institutions in over 50 countries around the world began collecting information on their clients and their accounts. This data will be passed onto the clients’ country of residence in 2017. Cross-border taxation can get complex for expatriates, and it is important to make sure […] You may have put a lot of thought into your financial planning to make sure you have enough for the retirement lifestyle you want. Have you given the same kind of attention to your estate planning? If so, is it up to date? Writing your will is by no means the only step. Estate […] The determination to make Toulouse the ‘capital’ of the region has of course raised a lot of coverage, particularly from the Montpellier region . . . But here is a snapshot with fact and figures and an outline of the investment plan for Toulouse. Whilst well known for aerospace ‘la Ville Rose’ is actively taking […] by Family Panman September marched in like an army on the attack: searing searchlights scanning a night sky thunderously full of rumbling grumbling. What a storm! The vines held their breath and scuttled for cover. This is emphatically not how we like to start a harvest. But again the gods were good, and […]
Election Bulletin for Friday 1st May 2015 A media round-up of news, views and comment pertaining to the UK 2015 General Election- Produced by Early Morning Media DEBATES Party leaders face TV grilling David Cameron and Ed Miliband have faced […] Ok, before you all write in about my appalling spelling, I know it’s supposed to be “expat” but it was the best I could come up with. I covered X-rays in the Healthcare article, and my knowledge of Xylophones is limited! The word expat has, to my mind, largely negative connotations, conjuring up images of […] Lynette Eyb from the freewheelingfrance.com cycle tourism website has this advice for gite, B&B and campsite owners wanting to cater for cyclists. The cycle tourism boom Did you know that more people visit France each year to ride a bike than to ski? Bicycle tourism is second only to walking when it comes to activity […] March has brought it’s usual share of changeable weather – “les giboulées de mars” – but spring is definitely here; many shrubs and perennials are starting to flower, the grass needs cutting and the weeds are growing so there is plenty to do in the garden. continue to tidy up foliage on perennials, and cut […] by Louise Sayers A spam email dropped into my inbox urging me to buy a seemingly paradisical plot of land for next to nothing in the Cayman Islands. It looked pretty enticing, I have to say, but when I started to daydream, I realised that, even without the complications involved in uprooting my life, […] |
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