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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, 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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UK Budget March 2017 – the main points for expats
9th March 2017 saw the final UK Spring Budget as the announcements now move to the Autumn. As ever there were a number of measures that will affect expats, including a surprise regarding pensions. This article is a brief overview … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information, News, Pension, Tax & info, Uncategorized
Tagged British Expats, Budget, Dubai, expat, expat financial advice, financial advice, financial advice Dubai, financial planner, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, Keren Bobker, professional advice, Retirement planning, UK Budget 2017, UK pension, UK tax
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What’s your financial personality type?
We all have certain beliefs and behaviours that guide us in our choices in life, whether that is in respect of the food we eat, how we live, the way in which we work or bring up children, our political … Continue reading
Posted in General financial information
Tagged consumer advice, Dubai Eye, expat financial advice, expat mortgages, expat pensions, financial advice Dubai, financial personality, Independent financial advice in the UAE, independent financial adviser, Keren Bobker, offshore investment, professional advice, Wills in the UAE
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UK National Insurance payments & the State Pension – what expats need to know
The rules regarding entitlement to the UK State Pension have just changed so if you are not fully aware of the changes, and how they might affect you, and studies show that few people are, you need to read on.
Another New Year but what about your financial resolutions for 2016?
Many of us make New Year resolutions, but how many of those are about our finances? Making sure you are financially fit is as important as vowing to visit the gym regularly but once you’ve taken the initial steps is … Continue reading
12 financial myths plus some facts.
As with anything there are myths, stories and old wives tales in respect of financial issues but what are they and what is the reality? In this article I cover several of the common myths and explain the reality of the … Continue reading
Is your family protected if you die? Six common misconceptions.
If you die and leave your family, you can’t stop the heartache, but you can make sure that they do not have financial worries, that they can stay in their home and your children can continue their education. Protecting your … Continue reading
