Interesting curation of Blacktower Financial Management news

Now that September is here, the summer is definitely drawing to a close for another year. For those of us living in the UK, we no doubt have a dark, cold, and almost certainly, wet autumn and winter to look forward to. While this summer may have been better than some years – 2017 saw the country blessed with bursts of intense heat, including the hottest August Bank Holiday weekend on record – the warm sunshine was only fleeting.

It’s no wonder then, that so many Britons become tired of the long stretches of gloomy weather of their native land, choosing to move to warmer climates; and this is backed up in the the latest Expat Insider survey from InterNations.

Representatives of UK nationals who are uncertain as to what to do with their expat regular savings assets have called on MPs to take urgent action so that they do not have to go through a period of extended limbo while waiting for Brexit negotiations to be finalised.

The list of concerns is becoming increasingly longer, particularly now that Prime Minister Theresa May has indicated that she may pursue a hard Brexit, with pension uprating, healthcare and expat regular savings at the forefront of the issues currently challenging British expats living in the European Union.