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Blacktower sponsored NORCECA beach volleyball tournament

Grand Cayman was the fifth location of a 14-stop tour, which headed to the Domincan Republic shortly after Cayman. The winners of the women’s title in this leg were Betsi Flint and Kelley Larsen of United States-A – it was a close victory over Karen Cope and Nathalia Alfaro of Costa Rica. Taylor and Trevor Crabb of United States-A claimed the men’s title, with Cameron Wheelan and Michel Plantinga coming second.

It was an excellent tournament – one of many great events in the Cayman Islands.

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Are you making the most out of life on the Costa del Sol?

Beach and the SeaLiving on the Costa del Sol comes with many benefits. But it’s not just the warm weather which makes it attractive to British expats or the fact that Blacktower has a team of expert financial advisers located in Marbella. No, there’s plenty more to Spain than it’s Sunshine Coast.

And in order to fully enjoy your life beside the beaches of Marbella, Malaga and Fuengirola why not drop into our offices to see one of our financial advisers?

It’s always crucial to have your finances in order as these are uncertain times for expats, and the full impact that Brexit will have is still not known. However, receiving professional advice about the best way to manage your finances will help prepare you for whatever the future has in store. Our financial advisers in Marbella will provide you with nothing but the best guidance on how to manage your money.

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Britons stash over £1bn at home as interest rates on savings dwindle

I read an interesting report this week that brought a smile to my face.  It appears that over seven million Britons stash cash away in their homes, with around £1.3 billion languishing in spots such as piggy banks, teapots and even freezers. Drawn by the convenience of having cash to hand and dismayed by dismal interest rates, British adults are squirrelling away sizeable sums at home, it has been reported. 

Only 27 per cent said they were happy with the interest rates accruing on their savings, with many adults saying their children now save more in bank accounts than they do. On average, people said they would need to be able to generate at least £120 in additional interest a year to be persuaded to move their money.

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