As Britain prepares to leave the European Union, we take a look at how your home and life in France will be affected, and turn to experts in property, currency, tax, and law to help you plan ahead. It's still not certain whether Britain will leave the EU with or without a deal.
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Despite pessimism from many outlets the pound had a strong week In view of the last week’s economic news and data, it might come as a surprise to see how well sterling has done. Last Friday, Moody’s, a credit rating firm,…
In the run up to Brexit, national law firm Stone King has launched a service to support clients from start to finish in the sale or purchase of property in France. Usually people looking to buy or sell will…
While a British driving licence is recognised in France, there may be changes ahead for residents and visitors driving in France after Brexit.
The amount of tax a British expat living in France has to pay will not change as a result of Brexit negotiations as tax agreements are negotiated with individual countries not with the EU as a bloc. [Original posted in…
Euro experiences a loss against major currencies As Britain prepared for its third general election in four years, Spain was holding its fourth in the same period and the second this year alone. The result, yet again, was inconclusive but investors…
Retirees are the biggest group of expats living in France, and the back and forth on the terms of a Brexit deal, and even whether there will be a deal at all, makes it difficult to make financial planning…
If Britain does not stay within the single market, post-Brexit negotiations will start with individual countries.
