IFP Newsletter
Issue 029: 15th Feb 2008
Welcome to the latest issue of the IFP Newsletter.
21,000 READERS! Our newsletter continues to grow in popularity, and we are pleased to say that we now have 21,000 regular subscribers, an increase of nearly 1000 new readers over the past four months.
Sign Up here to receive our free Newsletter direct into your mail-box each fortnight.
You can also discover other useful information by visiting our growing library of Guides to Buying Property and Living in France.
If you would like to make any comments on the articles, or offer general feedback on the newsletter, please do so on our Forum, or e-mail editor@french-property.com.
Tough New Measures on Drink and Driving
The Government has announced a number of tough new measures in the battle against drink-driving, including impoundment of the vehicle and compulsory installation of an ‘alcolock’ immobilisation system.
Drink Driving in France
French Land Registry Plans Go Online
The French tax authorities have recently placed on-line the land registry plans, providing yet another useful source of property information for international French property buyers.
Cadastre Online
Slow Progress on Health Cover Registrations
The wheels of bureaucracy move in a very ‘Gradgrind’ manner in France, as local health authorities await news from the Ministry of Health as to who is, and who is not, now eligible to receive health cover in France.
French Healthcare Update
French Bank Charges Go Down
A recent survey of French bank charges shows that, contrary to the significant rises that have occurred in the UK, French banks actually reduced their charges in 2007.
Bank Charges in France
Government Sets New Limits on Rent Increases
The French Government has introduced new controls on rents for residential property lettings.
Renting Property in France
Guide to Noise Nuisance Complaints
We are pleased today to announce the release of our Guide to dealing with noise nuisance problems in France.
Noise Nuisance in France
View Our Previous Newsletter or Our Newsletter Archives.
Sign Up here to receive our free Newsletter direct into your mail-box each fortnight.