Britons living in Spain are becoming more and more wary of the effectiveness of the country's new insurance regulation system, but Chris Barkell insists that the situation is changing for the better
The number of British people now living, or owning, a property in Spain is close to one million. Enticed by a healthier, less expensive and relaxed lifestyle, this number is bound to grow further in the years to come. Retiring, seeking employment or just taking regular extended holidays in a country where the sun is purported to shine for most of the year has proved to be very attractive. However, while many are happily dreaming of their new stress-free lives in foreign climes, few take the time to plan for the potential pitfalls. Insurance - home, motor and health - is somewhat taken for...
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