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10 greatest reasons for retiring to France
France is a country with many geographical and cultural advantages which attract numerous retired British people. Here are some of the
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A new dawn for life annuity
Life annuity is coming back. Still potentially interesting, the investment deserves to be looked at in detail before signing up for it.
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Retirement in France: 47.5 million Euros of ...
539 Algerian centenarians: this is the number of retired people who are receiving a CNAV pension in Algeria. Last y ...
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The revival of rural homes in France
Last year, transactions involving rural houses increased by almost 15% to €6.6 billion. The market is getting bette ...
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Interested in French vineyard properties?
Picture the scene; the sun is high, no clouds on the horizon, 30 degrees Celsius, and a glass of wine in your hands, “what else?” as George Clooney would say.
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What’s life like near the Canal du Midi?
The most pleasant and popular waterway in Europe is hugely popular and more and more house are being built n ...
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Prices for prestige properties have risen mo...
Sixty eight million euros. This is the price for which the Bourbon-Conde hotel located in the 7th district of Paris ...
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The most beautiful roads in France
Superb landscapes are not the only thing to see in France. The roads that lead to these hidden views are also worth exploring for themselves.
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How to set up and run a successful chambres ...
. If you have a big house in a charming surroundings with some empty bedrooms, it might be interesting for you to turn your house into a lovely B&B or “chambre d’hotes” in French. However, it is i ...
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Pays-De-La-Loire best ‘grands crus’
France has plenty of regions producing wines classified as A.O.C (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) especially in the South of France. But one region in the North of France remaining specialised in ‘gr ...
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