Archive for August, 2007
August 4, 2007 at 1:08 am
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If you’re letting your property out in France you might want to consider longer-term lets, especially over the long dark winter months. Ross Husband of RentaplaceinFrance.com offers his advice on how to make the most of your letting potential more…
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Related Posts:France ‘good value’ for property investorsA rental expert has said that Brits considering purchasing a buy-to-let property in France should think about the sort of people they want to attract before they seal the deal, Assetz reports. Ross Elder, managing director of short-term rental website Holiday Lettings, said: "House prices are increasing in France, but.....click title for details
Renting a Property in FranceRenting a property in France is much like renting a property anywhere else in the world, but differences do exist. As long as you’re aware of those nuances, you should be fine. The web is a great resource for researching those differences, as well local French real estate agents who.....click title for details
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August 4, 2007 at 12:08 am
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There have been fears that the Spanish property market could be in for a crash after the panic selling of shares in property-related firms. Michael Streeter considers whether the French housing market could suffer a similar fate more…
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Related Posts:Investors could turn to France after Spanish house price crashof potential investors are said to be turning their attentions to France after the Spanish property market saw the shares of developers collapse.Every year Brits choose to buy holiday homes in Spain but now it looks like France may be a better bet. Brits hit by Spanish property marketAccording to.....click title for details
Brits may opt for France over SpainBrits who have been thinking of buying property in Spain may wish to reconsider and head for French investments after one expert described Spanish market as "subdued".Last month, dozens of foreign property investors sold their stocks amidst fears of a Spanish property market crash with around four million facing a.....click title for details
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August 4, 2007 at 12:08 am
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You’ve made the decision to move to France, but have you thought everything through financially? Tony Wilcox, Managing Director of Bank of Scotland International, argues that it pays to get money matters sorted out before you go.
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Related Posts:Health Care in France, What to ExpectHealth care in France is broadly comparable to any industrialised economy, incorporating both a public and private health care system. Funding for health is sourced from a combination of social security levies on income for all salary and wage earners, and self employed artisans, along with supplemental insurance premiums to.....click title for details
French taxation issuesMoving to France can be a daunting prospect, with extra costs, legal issues and financial concerns all playing a role in increasing the stress levels of those involved. But working your way around financial issues does not have to be as difficult as it can first seem and those who.....click title for details
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August 4, 2007 at 12:08 am
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UK residents with an overseas income, including people letting out second homes in France, have been granted a limited period in which they can declare their income – without incurring the usual full penalty more…
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Related Posts:Tax on French holiday homesFamilies that have holiday homes in France are being warned to make sure they keep up to speed when it comes to taxation. Although many people believe that if you have an overseas income you do not have to declare it in the UK, this claim is in fact untrue.As.....click title for details
Investing in FranceBuying a French holiday home and then renting it out is likely to earn you a fair bit of cash, according to the latest figures. The study says shows that currently there are around 400,000 overseas properties owned by British investors with over half of these in Spain and France.Income.....click title for details
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August 4, 2007 at 12:08 am
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Lawyer Susan Busby examines a way that unmarried partners purchasing a property together in France can reduce their potential inheritance tax liability – using what is called a Société Civil Immobilière Tontinière
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Related Posts:Living in France articlesOur feature writers are daily writing new articles about Living in France, Buying in France or the various regions of France. The articles have useful tips and advice.
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Top tips for buying a French propertyBuying a home in France can be an intimidating process but following some easy steps will have you relaxing in your chateaux or Parisian apartment in no time.One of the most important tips when buying property in France is to set yourself a realistic budget and stick to it. Although.....click title for details
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August 3, 2007 at 11:08 pm
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The supply of energy to households in France has now been liberalised, though the restrictions on it means few French residents are likely to swap suppliers. But if they do, the new rules could spell headaches for some homeowners…
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Related Posts:Gas and electricity in FranceYou may have bought your perfect Brittany property for sale, but as with any household ownership, it is important to remember the added costs of maintaining it.People who have bought French property however, have little to fear, as utility charges in the country are generally cheaper than in the UK.Most.....click title for details
Water supply in FranceIf you are considering buying French property you may have more on your mind than water pressure, but anyone making a big investment must ensure they are up to speed on practical issues, including water and electricity. The French benefit from relatively high pressure when it comes to their water.....click title for details
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