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The 104% French mortgage
If you are looking for financing for your new leaseback project, the 104% mortgage product is one of the best finan ...
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How to open a bank account in France: a few ...
. Keeping your account in the UK while living in France is a possible but rather expensive solution, as banks very often charge for withdrawals and financial operations in a foreign country.
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The pound and the euro back on track
During most of the first half of 2010 the cut and thrust of sterling against the euro had a political origin of one sort or another. It was also sterling that did most of the cutting and thrusting:
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French Property mortgages increase by 17% ac...
The total figures of French property mortgages granted by the French banks in 2010 should reach €140 billion in 2010, which is 17% more than in 2009, but remains far from the 2007 record of €170.23 bi ...
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August French Mortgage Update
With doubts regarding the economic growth, the European Central Bank (ECB) should not modify its key interest rate, at the record low level of 1%, before the next year.
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Which French Leaseback should I choose?
. Nowadays, if you want to finance your French leaseback property, it is better to select one which has a yield lower than 5%;
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June French Mortgage Update
Interest rates are lower compared to January 2010 with the Euribor 3 months rate at 0.634% so it is the best time to take on a fixed rate, at their lowest value ever
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Sterling/Euro rate back to level of December...
Sterling appreciates against the euro to levels last seen in December 2008. Sterling’s appreciation against the euro continued last week
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Confidence in sterling is on the up after th...
If the advent of a coalition government has brought a sea of change for British politics it has also brought one for the pound.
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July French Mortgage Update
Interest rates in July remain unchanged compared to June 2010.
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