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Monday 9 June 2008
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Colin Firth as the expat author in the film comedy Love Actually
David Bulteel reviews the factors involved in planning your portfolio from abroad.
Britons retiring abroad can now take their scheme with them, says John Greenwood.
The latest stage of the government's crackdown on tax evasion.
Liz Shippam
When buying your place in the sun insurance cover is vital, and whether to use a local or a UK provider is a key decision.
Trevor and Margaret Jones
Trevor and Margaret Jones have retired to a new home in Cyprus but want to keep their money working in the UK.
Area around London's Hyde Park
A new closed-ended investment fund has been launched from Guernsey to specialise in buy to let property in the most expensive areas in London's West End.
These are good times for offshore savers, in sterling, as competition keeps providers on their toes.
A Guernsey domiciled fund plans to bring the Stobart business to the stock market.
The largest quoted property investment trust to be domiciled in Guernsey faces a winding up vote by shareholders.
The Channel Islands compete strongly with the Isle of Man on rates paid for dollar and euro accounts.
Debbie Stowe says Bucharest is a dynamic and exciting city.
Mentor for Romania
Nigel Howarth says the warmth of the Cypriot people makes the country popular.
Cyprus
Claire Bonello says Malta's charm lies in its laid-back atmosphere.
Malta
Rob Stephen says the lifestyle in Dubai is second to none.
Malta
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