Getting the clause out!
The end of hidden minimum interest fees gives thousands of Spanish mortgage holders cause to applause
Riding the market roller coaster
It’s all a question of timing...
Je suis Paris
With friends all over the world, the Paris attacks felt closer to home than ever
Divorce and separation in Spain: What happens to the family home?
The family home - whether jointly or privately owned by one partner - becomes the asset that is the subject of the greatest disputes
Ask the optician: Top spec glasses
Just like shoes, it’s all in the fit says Leighton Griffiths, store director at Specsavers Opticas Marbella
Bedding down for winter
It’s ta-ta for now from the Olive Press’ favourite canine
Backing a winner
Investing is like a day at the races, writes Salty Dog
Bend it like Beckham!
Local Master Chef Steven Saunders spills the beans on the soccer supremo’s saucy request
Never mind the molluscs
The Zebra Mussel is the least of your worries this autumn, reveals Giles Brown
Holiday time for over-worked Elliott Wright
You may see the odd photo of me living it up with celebs and beautiful women but my real life is much more of a
Spanish general election voter boycott on the cards
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has said he hopes he doesn’t have to deal with the inflamed Catalonia situation until after the December 20 race
Spanish general election voter boycott on the cards
Many are fed up with Rajoy’s stubbornness to seek a viable solution to put an end to the political crisis
Back to the past
Supreme Court leaves Marbella without a plan
Bribery in communities of owners in Spain
According to consumer organisations, 30% of owners communities’ managers are demanding commissions from contractors and supplier companies
New law in Spain offers fewer safeguards for off-plan property buyers
Changes that come into effect from January 1, 2016, leave consumers at much greater risk of financial losses. Only banks and insurers look set to
KISS investments
Keep it simple, keep it cheap and keep at it
Walking the line
Our new anonymous columnist lifts the lid on life as a Linense, having made the dreaded move to the town known as ‘Gibraltar’s doormat’
A walk on the wild side
Local Master Chef Steven Saunders of BBC TV Ready Steady Cook fame rustles up a dish for the stars of Born Free
Expat Brits targeted for ‘poisoned chalice’ investments
Exotic or toxic?
Is political spin enough to save the PP?
The Popular Party has acknowledged that it may lose seats to the up-and-rising conservative group Ciudadanos
Winter walkies
Eddie’s tail is down as the coast heads into ruff weather
Rock Blues
For Gibraltarians abroad, homesickness goes with the ‘British Territory’, writes Olive Press columnist Belinda Beckett
Babysitting blues
Giles Brown breaks the first rule of a peaceful existence… childcare
Word of warning for borrowers in Spain
Buyers are flocking to our shores as the property market is in full swing, Mortgage expert Tancrede de Pola offers a word of warning for
Calling lazy lawyers and legal eagles into question in Spain
Redress against negligent lawyers and their insurers - also applicable to notaries, registrars and procurators - is not new
Toy boy
Eddie the dog spoiled with three poochie presents in a week