Financial considerations when moving to Portugal from the UK
If youâve physically relocated to Portugal from the UK, itâs important to consider the impact this can have on your savings and investments. Here are some financial considerations to keep
Preparing your finances for the unexpected
We can all agree that these are highly unusual times. A year ago, no-one would have predicted the state of disorder that people, governments, businesses and markets find themselves in
Resolve to review your financial planning for 2020
The New Year is a time when most of us take stock of our situation and set goals to improve our health, happiness, lifestyle and wealth. This year make it
Five questions to help future-proof your legacy
It is likely you have put a lot of thought into your financial planning to set you up for the life you want. Have you done the same for your
When is your tax freedom day?
If you ever had the feeling that you have spent half your working life just paying tax, you are not far wrong. What with income tax, national insurance/social security, capital
Is your financial planning in shape for today?
When was the last time you gave your finances a health check? If it was a while ago or you cannot remember, you will almost certainly benefit from reviewing your
Recession fears put markets on alert: Lisbon included
Fears that weâre heading for another recession have sent markets into a spin, say reports in Portugal today, stressing that Lisbonâs bond market âhasnât escapedâ. European stocks âslidâ by around
Weekly Update 21st June 2019
GBP: Brexit blight persists Four weeks after the ruling Conservative party engineered the pre-resignation of Theresa May, it has whittled down to two the number of her prospective successors as
âBankruptâ PortimĂŁo Council spends, spends, spendsâŠ
Debt || An investigation has revealed that far from being bankrupt, as the country has been led to believe, PortimĂŁo Council has actually spent more in the first eight months
Gasparâs âŹ280,000 âlast laughâ
Former Finance Minister VĂtor Gaspar, who resigned from the government last summer after repeatedly failing to meet fiscal targets and being blamed for plunging the country into a deeper recession,