Esmeralda Blog

Retirement, or the golden years. It’s a time to reflect on the past and look ahead to what’s possible in the future. At the same time, it can understandably be nerve-wracking stemming from the uncertainty that often leads to feelings of anxiety.

t’s an excellent time for Britons to buy holiday homes in Spain. Spain stands out from other scenic seaside resorts up and down the Mediterranean for its powerful combination of the value for money, spectacular scenery and of course, its incredible climate. So, where’s the best place to buy a holiday home in Spain? Discover our expert take.

While we cannot predict how global affairs will impact the macroeconomic outlook and market, you can do what’s in your control to create an effective real estate marketing strategy to ensure you’re reaching the right buyers.

When investing in property abroad or retiring, several concerns arise. These thoughts are inevitable. Once you decide you will love the Spanish way of life and cuisine, find its culture fascinating and find that the vast network of ex-pats sufficient to make some close friends, you’ll start wondering why you ever lived anywhere else. The one question that remains will be where in Calpe can I go shopping for my needs (or desires)?

Business hours and appointmentsDoing business in Spain is an exciting endeavour because the country is full of energy. As with many foreign countries, the business culture in Spain is very different from what you expect in the UK.

What details must you consider when selling property in Spain? Read on to grasp the critical components that will lead to successful transactions.

There has been a fluctuation in the cost of buying property in Spain and in other countries in Europe throughout the last decade. The recession saw house sales drop hugely, and the recovery saw many property prices remain low and many European countries still offer property at pretty incredible prices.

Spain is a country largely known for its stunning landscapes, friendly people, incredible cuisine, ancient architecture and rich history.

Saving for your retirement is pretty cut and dried, and really isn’t that difficult to get a grip on. If you have been putting away some of your salary since you were young, and investing money wisely, then you should have a sufficient nest egg to fall back on in retirement.

I think it’s safe to say that each of us dreams of getting rich at some stage – maybe not to the same extent – but certainly to the point where we would like to enjoy our lives without having to slog away every day from nine to five. Retirement is imagined as warm weather, relaxation and time spent with the family – without the added stress of worrying about finances and wealth creation