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15th August 2016
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Brexit Possibly Delayed to Late 2019

LONDON, Aug 14 (Reuters) – Britain’s exit from the European Union could be delayed until at least late 2019 because the government was too “chaotic” to start the two-year process early next year, the Sunday Times reported, citing sources it said were briefed by ministers. Bri...

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8th August 2016
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British Expats in France Set to Legally Challenge Brexit

A group of British expats in France are bringing a legal challenge to Brexit, pushing the UK parliament to have a vote on the triggering of Article 50. As it stands the Prime Minister can start the 2 year process of leaving the EU now through a process called the Royal Prerogative, however lawyers ...

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5th August 2016
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Leaving the EU Could Cause a Major Funding Blow to UK Universities

Leaving the EU could cause a major funding blow to UK Universities. 2.3 million students studied at universities across all levels in the UK in 2014- 2015. 436,585 of these, roughly 19%, came from other countries. In recent years there have been more students from other EU member states enrolling in...

4th August 2016
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EU Voters Think UK Should be Offered Tough Brexit Deal

Voters in France, Germany, Spain and Italy state that the UK should be offered a tough Brexit deal, rather than favourable terms, according to a survey that reveals the gulf in expectations between Britain and the EU. A poll by Ipsos-Mori showed that 39% of French people think the EU should offer th...

2nd August 2016
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Half a Million Expat EU Nationals will be Forced to Leave UK in the Aftermath of Brexit

Over half a million EU nationals resident in Britan may be forced to leave the UK in the wake of Brexit according to the latest analysis. The Social Market Foundation (SMF) has found 590,000 EU nationals currently living in the UK would not meet the residency requirements to be automatically guarant...

27th July 2016
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Financial Coordinators

Description Synergi Investment are searching for experienced Financial coordinator professionals within the expanding financial services business. Synergi Europe are looking for an experienced sales coordinator to work from home, part time or full time Hours and remuneration are negotiable and ...

26th July 2016
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UK May Have to Pay £50 billion into the EU Pension Fund

UK may have to pay £50 billion into the EU pension fund. About 60% of the votes from the UK to leave the EU are pensioners, and it is the pensions they rely on which will be the hardest hit. The combined deficits of all U.K. defined-benefit pension schemes, normally employer-sponsored and promisi...

25th July 2016
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Cyprus Gives Tax Breaks to Lure Expat Home Buyers

Cyprus gives tax breaks to lure expat home buyers. The new draw for pastures new on the Island of Cyprus is an array of government incentives. Instant residency, half price title deeds, tax breaks for property owners and a chance to obtain a European Union passport. Last summer Cyprus passed legisl...

22nd July 2016
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Overseas Mortgage Enquiries up 50 Percent Since Brexit

Overseas buyers mortgage enquiries have risen 50% since the Brexit vote. International property investors are expected to flood the UK and take advantage of favourable buying conditions by snapping up a wide range of homes across the country, according to a new report. The demand increase from buyer...

21st July 2016
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A Possibility Brexit may Never Happen

As time passes since the Brexit vote, the more plausible it becomes that the UK may never actually leave the European Union. Leaving the EU is difficult, and the consequences are potentially economically damaging, that it may be easier for prime minister Theresa May’s government to endlessly ...