Mortgage sales surge suggests a housing price boom for 2015, says finance expert
We're in a 'sweet spot' at the moment
Legal changes planned for holiday rentals in Spain
At the start of 2015, the Junta de AndalucÃa aims to pass new legislation to regulate the short-term rental market, raising standards for tourists and
Eyes peeled for pension liberation scams
Cashing in your nest egg for that shiny Lamborghini? Beware the predators, writes Richard Alexander
Call me a road racist but …
Why the new-style licence plates drive Giles Brown round the bend
Booked out at the Gibraltar Literary Festival!
Belinda Beckett, aka Mistress of Sizzle, mingles with the literati in Gibraltar
Tax residency cases in Spain: The devil is in the detail
Three cautionary tales about tax avoidance
Sell in haste or pay tax at leisure
From the start of next year, changes to Spanish income tax will affect two existing tax breaks, which could prove especially expensive for some vendors
The end is nigh!
Preparation now could save grief at the end of the tax year, writes Richard Alexander
Halloween horrors and agave agro
Columnist Giles Brown on how to deal with trick or treaters and his infamous big plant
Mind your Slanguage!
Belinda Beckett, aka Mistress of Sizzle, breaks down the ‘slanguage’ barrier in part two of her series on Spanish semantics
Drunk behind the wheel in Spain
Legal expert Antonio Flores explains the obvious and not-so-obvious dangers of drink-driving
How to avoid lemons in the countryside
If you're looking to buy a property in the country, getting good advice helps keep things sweet
Chasing dividend yield for income
Market volatility may reap great rewards if your investment is shrewdly managed
Inflation… where?
It's like trying to find a needle in haystack, writes Mark Rickard
Big cat diaries and Ebola baloney
If you think you’ve spotted the Beast of Bodmin it’s only Isis of Istan, Giles’ AWOL black cat
The purgatory of language limbo
A little Spanish can be a dangerous thing, warns Belinda Beckett, ‘Mistress of Sizzle’, in the first of a two-parter
Children at British School of Marbella celebrate Diwali
One boy thought a bit outside the box and went dressed as superman
Only fit for ‘chicken thieves’
Spain is the conman’s paradise and it doesn’t look like that will change anytime soon, writes Antonio Flores
An end, at last, to fighting on the beaches
Property Insider Adam Neale on the new coastal legislation
Death tax cut
Finance expert Richard Alexander looks at moves to cut death benefit tax
Without a padel…
Mark Rickard and HiFX host padel tournament in Coin
Ask the Optician: Eye advice for the over 60s
In a new eye-health column, Specsavers Marbella boss Leighton Griffiths advises over 60s to get an eye test once a year
Viva Roma!
Jack Gaioni unearths the best and brightest ‘Spanish sons’ who made it big in ancient Rome, setting the literary and intellectual agenda for many centuries
A bridge too far…
Giles Brown thinks that San Pedro has enough chaos without a new bridge
Autumn leaves
Could someone please tell me why summer shuts down in Spain on September 15?
Questioning lawyer’s fees in Spain
Antonio Flores offers advice on how best to deal with the tricky situation of lawyers’ fees