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Specialised removals for your move to France
PSS International Removals have specialised in moving families overseas for more than 27 years. Having successfully handled thousands of removals to France every year
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What are you planning for your Easter week-e...
We have only just started 2011 but already spring is arriving. Do you need some peace and quiet to forget the packed days of Christmas and New Year’s? The first spring week-end we think of to get away ...
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Home automation: the new home trend
–> What is home automation? Home automation, or domotics, is a system which integrates electrical devices in a house with each other. You can have wireless home control for your housework as ...
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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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10 ways to add value to your French home
Property – at home or abroad – is probably the largest investment most people will make in their lifetime. So what can home-owners in France do
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Resale Properties in France: the upturn shou...
The recovery of prices and the high number of sales in the resale property market in France has every reason to continue into the beginning of next year,
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How is affordability for a French mortgage c...
You may be wondering how much you are allowed to borrow, what sort of repayment plan would suit you or even whether you can take out a French mortgage at all.
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Cassoulet- a classic warming dish, perfect f...
A Cassoulet is more than just a bean stew for those in the know how. Originally a peasant dish with origins dating back to the 14th century (legend has it that the citizens of Castelnaudary
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Welcome to Les Arcs
Known as one of the most sought after ski resort areas in the French Alps, Les Arcs is about to open another busy winter season. It’s been reported that forty per cent of all Britons still head down t ...
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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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