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Tag Archives: Becoming an expat in the UAE
How to focus on your financial priorities
Many of us muddle through our financial lives, not focusing on what matters the most, so this article is designed to help you sort out your financial priorities. You have probably thought that there are some issues you need to … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Life Assurance, Tax & info, Wills
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Need to know: New to Dubai? Important financial information
This is not a complete guide to setting up in Dubai but one that gives an overview of many of the financial, and some of the legal, issues of which new residents need to be aware. Your ability to live … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Life Assurance, News, Tax & info, Wills
Tagged Becoming an expat in the UAE, British Expats, Dubai, Dubai banks, Dubai expat, Dubai Eye, expat financial advice, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, information for new expats, moving to Dubai, new to Dubai, offshore investment, UAE labour law, wills in Dubai
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The financial mistakes that you really want to avoid
Everyone moves to the UAE with the best of intentions but it is easy to get side-tracked by the attractions, the fun and sun and forget that you planned to be sensible. The laws here are also very different to … Continue reading
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Tagged Becoming an expat in the UAE, consumer advice, Dubai Eye, expat, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, expat pensions, financial advice, financial advice Dubai, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, UK pension, UK tax, Wills in the UAE
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UAE Public Holidays for 2017
These are the official dates of public holidays for the UAE for the coming year so you can make a note in your diary now and plan ahead. Actual days off work for both the public and private sector will … Continue reading
New to Dubai? A very useful event just for you.
If you are new to Dubai then you’ll already know that life here is quite different to being in your home country so make a note in your diary to come along to a helpful presentation to get you up … Continue reading
News: Increased DEWA charges
There seems to have been little coverage of this in the press, but with effect from 21st September 2014, DEWA (Dubai Electricity & Water Authority) has increased the security deposits required on taking up residency in a property.
Information on the new UK Statutory Residency Test
A few years ago the UK Government in conjunction with Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) announced that they would be introducing a new residence test. The intention was to clarify the status of people both leaving and arriving in … Continue reading
