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Category Archives: Money transfert
April Currency Update
After a vaguely promising start to March the pound gave up the ghost. On the first day of the month sterling had a peek above €1.18 and evidently took fright at what it saw.
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Inheritance and succession explained
Inheritance and succession are always a dilemma for a Lawyer when you deal with your client’s assets. Owning ...
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French Rural Property Index Update Feb 2011
Sextant French Properties launched its own index of the evolution of the average French property’s price that show only rural properties which are bought by foreign buyers. This index is based o ...
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March Currency Update
February was the ultimate game of two halves for sterling. Contrary to our prediction here a month ago its performance was almost an exact replica of January’s boom and bust. The pound strengthe ...
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March French Mortgage Update
The scene is set: a progressive rise in loan rates February 2011 saw a confirmed yet measured rise in interest rates which started at the end of last year: the average rate over 20 years is now establ ...
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Opening a bank account in France has never b...
You are buying a French property and would like to open a French bank account but don’t know how to proceed:
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February French Mortgage Update
Rates remain low, but for how much longer? Time to start thinking about taking out a French mortgage at one of the lowest rates for over 50 years.
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Top 10 facts about saving money in France
You are about to buy a French property or you may have already bought with us at Sextant French Properties?,
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February Currency Update
A month ago the brave prediction here was that sterling would trade at a higher level in the new year than its position at the end of the last one. It did exactly that,
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December French Currency Update
When the EU and the International Monetary Fund (and Germany) spent €110 billion to dig Greece out of its deep fiscal hole six months ago it looked for a while as though Brussels’ shock-and-awe ...
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