Expat Money

The 撤退 協定 under which the UK 出口s the EU on January 31 供給するs certainty on 未来 明言する／公表する 年金 rises for 現在の EU expats. They will be 安心させるd after 存在 知らせるd last autumn that after Brexit their 明言する／公表する 年金s would be uprated 毎年 until 2023, but after that 決定／判定勝ち（する）s would depend on whether 相互の 手はず／準備 with the EU are in place.

A いわゆる 'Brexodus' from the EU could 増加する the 重荷（を負わせる） on the NHS and social care services as around 40 per cent of the returning expats would be pensioners. The 政府 has 以前 認める it is cheaper to 支払う／賃金 Spain and フラン to look after Britons than have them 飛行機で行く home.

Prices have 急落するd by up to 21% in nearly half of 訴える手段／行楽地s and cities abroad, with holiday 目的地s in Singapore and St Lucia seeing the biggest 減少（する）, によれば a new 報告（する）／憶測. In good news for 取引 hunters, the cost of eight tourist 必須のs have fallen in almost half of 42 目的地s 調査するd by the 地位，任命する Office Travel Money's Holiday Money 報告（する）／憶測. This 含むs six out of the 12 European 場所s, 含むing the cities of Bratislava in Slovakia and Porto in Portugal.

From rising mortgage 率s to 基金 経営者／支配人s 存在 unable to service 投資家s' accounts - we take a look at what could happen if the 政府 fails to agree a 取引，協定 on Brexit and give you our 最高の，を越す tips to 準備する yourself.

One of a stream of new papers on Brexit 準備s says annuities - which people rely on for a 正規の／正選手 年金 income - are の中で 財政上の 製品s which could be 影響する／感情d. Lending and deposit services and 保険 are の中で the other services under 脅し if you are an expat. 一方／合間, UK online shoppers and tourists visiting the EU could 直面する millions of 続けざまに猛撃するs in credit card 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金s, it has 現れるd.

Almost five million Britons live or work outside the UK and many of them don't want to give up 所有物／資産／財産 所有権 in their 母国. But it has got a lot harder to get a mortgage in the UK if you don't live here - even if you're a British 国外追放／海外移住. It's doable, but the number of 貸す人s that 申し込む／申し出 expat mortgages and buy-to-let 貸付金s is 限られた／立憲的な.

The 400,000 Britons living in Spain are divided over what Brexit means for their 未来s. Some believe life will go on as usual. Others 恐れる changes to healthcare and 年金s 落ちるs that could 軍隊 them to return. So what do those who have stuck it out through turbulence 原因（となる）d by the 財政上の 衝突，墜落 think about retiring to a life in the sun now Britain is leaving the EU? Is there a 有望な 未来 or is a 嵐／襲撃する brewing?

When Mr and Mrs R moved to Greece in September 2006, like thousands of Britons they were looking 今後 to 退職 in the sun. What they couldn't have foreseen is the 抱擁する 財政上の 地震 which 増大するd a year later, the aftershocks hitting Greece harder than most other countries across the world.