Adios to financial legend: Bill Blevins dies
ONE of the best known expat financial figures has passed away in his seventies. Bill Blevins, the joint founder of expat financial services company Blevins
COVID-19: Chartered Financial Planner Jonathan Holdaway gives his top five tips for when markets are volatile
There are no cast iron guarantees to investing, but by developing these habits, you can make volatile stock markets work better for you in the
RESCUE MISSION: Spain-based Chartered Financial Planner Jonathan Holdaway reveals how he helped one client save £10k a year
ONE of the aspects of my job which gives me the most satisfaction is helping clients extricate themselves from bad products and portfolios they have
UK expats in Spain could face losing access to pensions and taxed for using credit cards in event of no-deal Brexit
Annuities, deposit services, lending and insurance are just some of the financial actions where expats could face difficulties if the EU does not take action
Understanding Options Trading
There are many options available for trading in the market. Sometimes there are so many that it can be a bit overwhelming. But with basic
Spanish government’s fast-track relocation plans for Brexit-affected financial businesses
Measures were created in part due to the possibility that London’s City may lose its financial passport as a result of Brexit
A tax that makes no sense
The Catastral value of your property could bring the tax man knocking, writes Richard Alexander
All aboard the investment rollercoaster
In a volatile market there are ups and downs, hence the need for careful financial planning, says Richard Alexander
Applications for building new homes soaring in Spain
Up 3.3% so far this year, in comparison to last year
New tax threatens Spain’s budget-bereft libraries
Critics say the financial crisis has already pushed libraries to the limit
EU grants €10 million to fight immigration at Spain’s borders
Spain is bearing the brunt of immigration from Africa into Europe
Damning NGO report slams government for failing vulnerable homeowners
Human Rights Watch criticises government for handling of crisis
Olympic size debt
Introducing a new monthly currency column, Keith Spitalnick looks at the inconsistencies in financial reporting and whether the Olympics are really worth their weight in
Has the world gone mad?
Finance guru Richard Alexander offers sound planning advice in times of banking turmoil
Spectrum hosts free financial advice seminar
An event on March 27 will provide a wide range of financial advice
Legal witch hunt
Employees of disgraced Gibraltar firm hit out
