Issue No. 18
Inspiring and insightful features, stunning photographs and brilliant reporting on French travel, culture, gastronomy, life in France and a whole lot more...
Inspiring and insightful features, stunning photographs and brilliant reporting on French travel, culture, gastronomy, life in France and a whole lot more...
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Planning ahead is always a good idea<br />
You shouldn't just research the area or<br />
house you want to buy; you should also<br />
have a clear idea of how much income you<br />
need to live on in France, and how much of<br />
it will be taxed.<br />
Jennie is happy to answer any queries you<br />
may have. She and her team would be<br />
delighted to help you plan your move to<br />
France and offer a free, no obligation, initial<br />
consultation in order to discuss your<br />
requirements.<br />
You also want to make sure that any<br />
savings you have are taxed as little as<br />
possible. The start of this planning from a<br />
financial point of view should begin before<br />
you move to France.<br />
Using a financial adviser with in-depth<br />
knowledge of both the UK and French<br />
systems from a tax, pension and investment<br />
point of view could save you money as well<br />
as a big tax bill later on.<br />
Although there is a lot of information on the<br />
Internet about taxes in France. It’s often<br />
outdated at best and at worst downright<br />
wrong. Having something bespoke and<br />
tailored to your needs and wishes will ease<br />
your financial transition into your new life.<br />
Jennie can be contacted at:<br />
jennie@bgwealthmanagement.net<br />
www.beaconglobalwealth.com for<br />
information