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Need to know: How to plan for the worst when living in the UAE
This article is designed to give you an overview of the sensible and practical steps that you should take to protect yourself and your family while resident in the UAE. I have written about each of these topics before, on … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Life Assurance, Need to know, UAE Life, Wills
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Family matters: some things never change
Winston Churchill is a towering figure in British political history but was also an orator and writer. What I want to focus on is a quote that is relevant to most of our lives, even now, over 100 years after … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, Life Assurance, UAE Life
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A survey – how has your UAE income & financial situation been affected by Coronavirus?
I am sure we are all well aware that the restrictions related to COVID-19 have meant that the income of many people in the UAE has been affected. In order to find out the extent of this I have put … Continue reading
Posted in Capital Radio UAE, General financial information, News
Tagged Becoming an expat in the UAE, British expat financial advice, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, consumer advice, coronavirus, COVID-19, Dubai financial advice, Everything UAE, expat financial advice, Independent financial advice in the UAE, Retirement planning, survey, UAE income, UAE survey, United Arab Emirates
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How much do those Christmas pop songs earn every year?
Every year, we hear familiar songs on the radio but have you ever stopped to wonder just how much the writers and performers receive from the repeated airplay? The amounts may surprise you as for the biggest songs the amounts … Continue reading
Posted in Capital Radio UAE, General financial information
Tagged British expat financial advice, British Expats, British Expats Dubai, Capital Radio UAE, Christmas royalties, consumer advice, Dubai, Dubai financial advice, expat financial advice, financial advice Dubai, Financial planning for women, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, Keren Bobker, UAE, UK tax
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