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December French Currency Update
When the EU and the International Monetary Fund (and Germany) spent €110 billion to dig Greece out of its deep fiscal hole six months ago it looked for a while as though Brussels’ shock-and-awe ...
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December French Mortgage Update
Individuals are not having too much trouble finding financing, and can borrow at very interesting rates. Indeed for the fourth month in a row, interest rates are at their lowest ever
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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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Renegotiating your mortgages and loans: a ve...
We’ve all heard about the current drop in interest rates, but borrowers aren’t the only ones to reap the benefits. If you’ve already taken out a mortgage,
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January Currency Update
Guess which were the two worst-performing major currencies in 2010. Go on… Yes, the pound and the euro. Sterling is actually ahead by 5% but only because
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January French Mortgage Update
Real Estate Credits- is this the moment to benefit from?
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A new record set for the price of property i...
The average price of property in France has set a new record during the fourth quarter of 2010, with an increase of ...
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November French Mortgage Update
Interest rates are at their lowest ever rates for the last sixty years. Set in motion back in the spring of 2009, the revival of the French mortgage loan market continues. So far for the whole of 2010 ...
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November currency update
The pound has been looking sickly since the summer. It has done well enough against the US dollar, which has had its own generous share of trials and tribulations, but against the euro
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