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Category Archives: Currency exchange
Did You Buy Cash and Have Second Thoughts? O...
Sometimes, you may realize a French property requires extra cash for redecoration, renovation, or simply for your something else you didn’t plan on
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Prepare your Finances Before Moving to Franc...
More and more people living in the UK would like to move to France, which is one of the most popular destinations
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August Currency Update
It would be nice to say that sterling did well in the first half of July. It would be more accurate, however, to say the Euro did badly. In little more than a fortnight the pound climbed from a 16-mon ...
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September currency update
The conversation that seems to crop up with increasing regularity is the one about sterling/euro (and sterling/doll ...
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July Currency Update
Euro zone politicians are doing their level best to put on a brave face about Greece’s predicament. Prime minister Papandreou deliberately subjected himself to a parliamentary vote of confidence ...
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Mortgages in France
You will find in this section all the basic information about how to invest in France, how to get a French mortgage, how to transfer money and how to open a bank account.
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May Currency Update
Sterling had a less expensive April than the three and a half euro cents it had managed to mislay in March but it was still a losing month,
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New French mortgage offer at 1.25%
In order to satisfy more and more of its clients, Sextant French Mortgages has managed to negotiate a brand new mortgage product in partnership with Alfa bank:
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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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Mortgage rates are still favourable for the ...
Better results are expected as mortgage rates are favourable for customers, even if most banks have seen their rates rise.
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