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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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What is a garantie deplacée?
If you are a home owner in France and want to buy a property abroad, in the United Kingdom for instance, then you c ...
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Legal fees when buying a French property
For several years, France has been a property market particularly different from others in Europe. A British buyer may not be used to the system and may therefore be
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Huge tax breaks for property owners in Franc...
We would like to share some good news with you – if you are a British resident and own a property in France (or in the EEA) or are thinking of buying one,
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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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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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Negotiating the price of a French property
Negotiating the price can be tough for the buyer, and even for the seller. But it can be cheaper if you concentrate ...
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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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A new capped mortgage product!
At Sextant Mortgages we’re pleased to present a brand new mortgage product, which has been developed to meet our clients’ needs and requests, as they go through the purchasing of a property:
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The abolition of the French wealth tax might...
Wealth tax, also known as the ‘’solidarity tax on fortunes’’ is paid at a rate of 0.6–1.8% on most assets worth more than €790,000, including property, jewellery, race horses, wine, boats and private ...
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