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 Expatriate Finance News
Medicare international announces major changes
Medicare International, the lead global insurance company, todayannounced major alteration to its group policies, allowing for greaterinclusiveness, as well as improved cover for those workings in or closeto war zones.The company is now offer group cover Jul 3 2008
It pays to check your cover, if you intend taking things to extremes, says medicare international
By and large today people have more leisuretime coupled with a greater disposable income - people holiday worldwide toexotic topographic point and work abroad on a habitue basis. While the bulk of leisurepursuits will not affect an expat wellness applica Jul 2 2008
Abbey international sees high interest rates remaining
This month's publication of the latest UK rising prices data showed consumer price rising prices (CPI) has now reached 3.3%, its highest level in 10 years. The broader retail price index (RPI) touched 4.3% in May, up from 4.2% in April, according to data Jul 1 2008
Up to 7% gross on new 3, 6 and 12 month fixed rate deposits from abbey international
Abbey International has launched a range of new fixed rate sedimentation paying up to 7.00% gross/7.19% AER, to complement its variable interest rate range of offshore deposit and Base Rate tracker accounts. Aimed at both new and existing Abbey Internati Jun 19 2008
Bupa international launches cover for expats in singapore
Expats in capital of Singapore can now buy international private checkup (IPMI) from the world's largest expatriate insurance company, Bupa International, thanks to a partnership agreement with Singapore-based International checkup Insurers (IMI). ca Jun 2 2008
Alil launches bonus for tax deferral savers
confederation & leicestershire International (ALIL) is offer savers the opportunity to boost their economy and benefit from tax recess with a new bonus publicity on its International Deferred involvement Account (IDIA).The publicity, which is payable May 23 2008
Our annual 34bn pound overseas holiday habit
Visiting distant destinations like Commonwealth of Australia costs a household of four an norm of £8,120, for a six-week holiday of a life. But though long-haul vacation may be where we spend the most per visit, confederation & leicestershire&rs May 23 2008
Driving in the dark
As many as 17.21000000 Brits don’t know if their car insurance covers them abroad. USwitch.com urges motorists to make sure they’re covered before they set off. Uncovered: one in ten British people drivers think traveling insurance screen t May 23 2008
Sli ethical investors bring airline stocks down to earth
criterion Life investing (SLI) has announced that its ethical funds will no thirster invest in air hose stocks.This new policy has been adopted as a directly result of feedback received in the criterion Life 2007 annual ethical investor survey in which 30 May 23 2008
Medicare's precautions for expats
Everyday illnesses such as flu and colds can play havoc with anyone’s life style, but can also have more serious implications for the exile living and workings overseas.Less well known, but just as disruptive is a group of viruses, called ‘Nor May 23 2008
Southern italy remains a good investment area
A place sales company claims that southern Italy is attracting buyers who antecedently thought the state too expensive for investing Homes in Italy claims that areas such as Calabria and Apulia in the south of the state are up and approach and attr May 19 2008
Expats hit by housing crunch
For those exile who are approach to the end of a fixed rate mortgage, or those who are planning on returning to the UK and need to consider home finance, these appear to be badgering times. Tim William Harvey, managing manager of specializer UK reg May 19 2008
Emerging markets most desired investment area
Emerging markets is the investing area to which investors are most eager to gain exposure through a protected investment, according to research from Barclays Wealth. In a recent survey of 742 client, Barclays wealthiness found that emerging markets Apr 29 2008
Rebound in asian dividends presents compelling investment opportunity, says hsbc's halbis
Asian are traditionally associated with growing, but high quality companies with strong dividend yields are moving to centre stage, says Halbis, the active agent management specializer of the HSBC Group.For investors seeking good returns amid electric cu Apr 20 2008
Citibank expands fund range
Citibank International Personal Bank is expanding the range of fund managers available to offshore investors and UK exile as part of its Greater London and Jersey-based international banking and investing services.recognition Suisse and Emma Goldman Sachs Apr 17 2008
Hsbc's russian equity fund
HSBC investing’s latest launch, the GIF Soviet Union Equity Fund, is a subfund of HSBC’s flagship Luxembourg-based Global Investment Funds (GIF) SICAV range. This new add-on is managed by Halbis, the active agent management specializer team of Apr 17 2008
Teaming up with the porfolio management professionals
Successful portfolio direction depends to a large extent on the endowment of the director looking after your investing. Here we reveal what the top offshore investment managers can do for your wealthiness aims and objectives. Gavin FraserGlobal Sales mana Apr 17 2008
99 percent of brits would benefit from financial workout
Only 34% of Brits have economy to see them through the next three calendar month. Only half of the population regularly reappraisal their mortgage. Twenty one per cent of people last renewed their home insurance without shopping around and four per cent d Apr 17 2008
Close unveils advantage
SPECIFICALLY targeting the internationally mobile and exile community, Close wealthiness Management Group (CWMG) has launched Close vantage – a range of bank business relationship with integrated share dealing facilities tailored to meet the interna Apr 17 2008
Uk rate cut confirms rapidly deteriorating economic outlook, says f&c's scott
Th's widely anticipated 25 basis point cut in Bank of England base rates further confirms the quickly deteriorating macro-economic outlook for the UK, says Ted Scott (pictured), manager of the F&C UK growing & Income Fund. "This week' Apr 12 2008 |