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January 2008

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Safe harbour

There are more countries than ever before where it is practical for Brits to buy property for their own use or to let

Let's talk Turkey

Banker Ozgur Altan looks at how Brits can buy in his country

Making the most of your money

When it comes to paying for your dream home overseas, the expertise of specialist foreign exchange dealers can produce real savings on bank rates

A charitable alternative

Good causes can benefit from the change in the law from 2006 under which a pension fund does not have to become an annuity after age 75

Fall in with the best predictions

Alan Steel finds some interesting indicators to follow for stock market investment success in 2008

Going down as well as up

How has the credit crunch impacted individual stock market investors?

Paying the price of history

When it came to paying out on Swiss bank accounts of Jewish holocaust victims, it took a huge research effort

A real crunch?

Does the credit crunch spell doom and gloom for the aspirations of smaller businesses - or is it just another barrier sent to test the small entrepreneur?

Ins and outs

Companies now have the opportunity to offset interest received on accounts in credit against that payable on loans

Interview: Alison Cornwell, Sparrowhawk Media

Alison Cornwall was looking for a new channel when she took over as CFO at the company that runs the Hallmark Channel for most of the world

Hold IT!

Technology is not always good, especially if HR and other implicatons are left out, as they often are

Questions of credit

Credit rating agencies were singled out for some harsh criticism in the fallout from last summer's financial turmoil

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