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[QUOTE=mobi;680109]Not sure about USA, but if you have properties in UK, better to let it out. In UK (except in London) you can still buy a property and if you let it out, your outgoings (interest + maintenance) would be less than incoming (rent). So you'd make a steady passive income. In India, in ...

Hi, Anyone has any opinion about wether to apply for British passport (or US one) or to keep the Indian passport for my child. Pros of British passport: [LIST] [*]Easy to travel around the world. [/LIST] Cons of British passport (i.e. loosing Indian Passport): [LIST] [*]Problems with visa everytime ...

Hi,

I am wondering anyone tried from London to Surat via Delhi? What about luggage? Do they allow international luggage?

Thanks

[QUOTE][COLOR=#333333]and some people have had to wait several months to get a reasonable buyer.[/COLOR][/QUOTE]

This is the bit that worries me.

Hi, We are currenly based in UK, (mrs and two girls 4 and 6). I have been in UK since 12 years but never felt at home here. I had some financial commitments until now which is reason why I couldnt bought property uptil now. Dont have enough cash in bank to retire(or semi retrie) in India (thats what ...

[QUOTE=Trafford;632797]Hi Ric, I am unsure as to what do you want to hear ! Its a writing on the wall that if British public vote UK out of EU on 23rd June then the country's economy will get a short to medium term beating from the market. Ofcourse this includes immediate GBP devaluation. However no ...

Hi, As some of you may know, there is a referendum for UK whether to stay in EU or not in next two weeks. Some of the news media are saying that if UK exits EU then it could devalue pound sterling by 20%. Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts about this? We are planning to move next year. If it ...