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British Expats Seek Investment Opportunities Closer to Home
Mortgage lenders have revealed that British Expats are turning to UK property as a long-term investment tool, according to newly released figures. The figures reveal that British expats are increasing their investment in UK property, particularly in the “buy-to-let” sector, with 40% of investments occurring in London, and 25% in the expensive South-East, the core…
The main event for markets this week is a busy diary for central bank policy decisions with the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of England all expected to raise interest rates. The ongoing rally in US equities ran into some headwinds on data pointing to continued high inflation and a still-tight job market,…
UK Faces Spanish Showdown as Overseas Territories Seek Brexit Representation
Tuesday saw the first meeting between a junior Brexit minister and 10 British overseas territories in an example of the true complexity of the Brexit process. The overseas territories are seeking to have their priorities delivered amidst fear of losing vital EU access and trading links which could severely damage their economic security. Territories such…
MARKET UPDATE 10.10.2022
Inflation continued to dominate the markets, US Fed governor Waller said last week that more needs to be done on interest rates and that the Fed should not pause until it sees firm evidence that inflation is easing. Comments were echoed by Chicago Fed governor Evans, who called for policy to be more restrictive and sees…
Timing is Crucial for Expats returning to UK
If you are returning to the UK after being resident overseas, there are things you can do to make your move as seamless and tax-efficient as possible. There are many reasons why you may be considering a move back to the UK after living overseas. It could be part of your retirement plan or you…
Saving For Retirement Is No Longer A Lifetime Away
In the 2016 budget the UK Government announced the introduction of the Lifetime ISA, a scheme through which 18-40 year olds can invest up to £4,000 per year until the age of 50, at which point the Government would add a 25% bonus to the total funds deposited. The Lifetime ISA would be accessed tax-free…