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Category Archives: Mortgages
Interest rates, inflation & UK mortgages – some facts
I know a few people are worrying about mortgage interest rates and are hesitating buying property because of that so let’s put the increases it in perspective. There are loads of complex and jargon-heavy articles in the financial press but … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Investment, Mortgages, Need to know, Property, UK Property
Tagged British expat financial advice, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, financial advice, financial adviser Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, Inflation, interest rates, Keren Bobker, mortgage advice, mortgage interest rates, mortgages, offshore investment, property investment, UK mortgages, UK property, UK property investment
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UK Property Investment – 10 reasons why it makes sense
UK property has a great deal of potential as an investment and it is easier to get into than you might think, with lower starting prices and plenty of benefits. Read on to find out why UK property could be … Continue reading
Posted in Investment, Mortgages, Property, UK Property
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How to invest in UK property without stress
In an uncertain world, it is understandable that we have seen an increase in interest in investing in property. It is human nature to want to put your money into something that you can see and touch. Property markets are … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Investment, Mortgages, Property, UK Property
Tagged British Expats, British Expats Dubai, buy to let, Dubai financial advice, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, expat wills Dubai, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, professional advice, Retirement planning, UK mortgages, UK property, UK property investment, UK tax
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A flight to bricks & mortar? Options to invest in UK & European property
In an uncertain world, it is understandable that we have seen an increase in property as an investment class. People have always liked investments that they fully understand, or can see and touch. Property markets are not equal and the … Continue reading
Posted in Investment, Mortgages
Tagged Berlin, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, Dubai financial advice, Dubai financial adviser, Dubai wills, equity investment, European property, expat financial advice, expat wills Dubai, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, investment, life assurance, life insurance, life insurance dubai, low risk investment, personal financial planning UAE, Preston Lancashire, Preston UK, property investment, UK property, UK property investment, UK property tax
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UK Stamp Duty to be even higher for non-residents?
Breaking news. It has been announced that the UK Government will shortly be issuing a new consultation document in which it will propose that the rate of Stamp Duty, the tax payable on purchase of a property, will increase further … Continue reading
Posted in Mortgages, Need to know, News, Tax & info, Uncategorized
Tagged British Expats, British Expats Dubai, British financial adviser, Dubai financial advice, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, Retirement planning, Stamp Duty, UK property, UK property investment, UK property tax, UK Stamp Duty
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Need to know: Taxes on UK property
I have previously written about the various taxes that relate to the ownership of property in the UK but this article brings all the information together in one handy guide. This is written for the benefit of expats. There are … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Investment, Mortgages, Tax & info
Tagged British Expats, Dubai financial advice, Dubai IFA, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, expat tax advice, financial planner, Financial planning for women, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, professional advice, Stamp Duty, UK, UK property tax, UK tax
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News: New UK mortgage options from just £30,000
For a long time now the minimum mortgage available for non-residents looking to buy property in the UK was £100,000 but we can now arrange mortgages from just £30,000.
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Tagged Banks, British Expats, Dubai Mortgages, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, financial advice, financial advice Dubai, Financial planning for women, Independent financial advice in the UAE, offshore investment, UK mortgages, UK remortgage
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A guide to buying property & getting a mortgage in Dubai
Buying a property in the UAE can be daunting, especially for the first-time buyer. Expats have only been able to buy here since 2001, and only in specific areas, so many people are unfamiliar with the process as it can … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Mortgages, Tax & info
Tagged British Expats, Dubai Mortgages, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, financial advice Dubai, financial planner, Independent financial advice in the UAE, investment, mortgages, property investment Dubai, UAE Mortgages, UK tax, Wills in the UAE
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An expat’s guide to buying property in the UK
No matter what is happening in the rest of the world, interest in the UK housing market remains strong with many people looking to buy a property as part of their portfolio of investments, or as a future home. For … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Investment, Mortgages, Property, Tax & info, UK Property
Tagged British Expats, British financial adviser, cemap, Dubai Mortgages, expat mortgages, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, mortgage advice, mortgage adviser, mortgages, UK investment property, UK mortgage, UK property, UK property investment
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Brexit – where are we now?
It has now been a few weeks since the results of the UK’s referendum relating to the EU and as the dust starts to settle we may have a little more idea of the long terms effects. I am always … Continue reading