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Category Archives: Money transfert
Going overseas for a first buy
.According to foreign exchange and international money transfer specialist Moneycorp, prospects are poor for the British real estate market, as 25% of potential first-time buyers
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The pound and the euro back on track
During most of the first half of 2010 the cut and thrust of sterling against the euro had a political origin of one sort or another. It was also sterling that did most of the cutting and thrusting:
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Which French Leaseback should I choose?
. Nowadays, if you want to finance your French leaseback property, it is better to select one which has a yield lower than 5%;
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Sterling/Euro rate back to level of December...
Sterling appreciates against the euro to levels last seen in December 2008. Sterling’s appreciation against the euro continued last week
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Confidence in sterling is on the up after th...
If the advent of a coalition government has brought a sea of change for British politics it has also brought one for the pound.
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An exceedingly well hung government
Sterling still in limbo after indecisive election. US stock market volatility spreads to currencies. Latest EU rescue package broadens the safety net beyond Greece and allegedly wins German support.
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April French Mortgage Update
Interest rates are lower compared to January 2010 with the Euribor 3 months rate at 0.634% so it is the best time to take on a fixed rate, at their lowest value ever
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April currency update
We are in one of those ‘plus ça change’ (plus c’est la même chose) situations again. Since early November the pound has meandered, more or less aimlessly, in a six-cent range betwee ...
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Rediscovering France: a love rekindled
In these times of doom and gloom, there is some good news out there: Brits are starting to buy in France again.
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February Currency update
Sterling’s year got off to less of a bang than that which attended 2009’s new-year party. Instead of picking up ten cents in the first ten days, as it did a year earlier, it was not until ...
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