Britain's finances still look gloomy from overseas
4th April 2009This article taken from The Telegraph online discusses how two-thirds of expats think that the economic situation is better in their country of residence than it is in the UK.
The crisis may be worldwide, but it is having a much smaller impact on those living overseas than those who are in the UK; especially when it comes to house prices.
The majority of expats with the choice have no intention of moving back to Britain in the near future.
Read the full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/expat/5100407/Britains-finances-still-look-gloomy-from-overseas.html
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