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Living In France
hairy_woodpecker
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Hi, Can anyone tell me the best place to invest a lump sum for a period for the best interest, UK or France, bearing in mind the interest rate and tax differences. I live in France.
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Courchevel?0
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Try Bradford & Bingley IoM:
http://www.bbi.co.im/offshore-savings-accounts/offshore-internet-banking/e-access-account.aspx
6.35% currently; usual EUSTD disclosure rules, and as you know you have to declare worldwide income on the French tax return you complete every May.0 -
I guess you mean save not invest? You will get slightly better rates in £UK. However, if you live in France, you may think it best to save in euros and avoid currency fluctuations."A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
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Something on the news today about Medical Health care in France for Brits etc, not good news.
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