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Health insurance options available to local and American expatriate families in the UK

By Dr. Sebastian Renz MRCGP DFSRH DOccMed – Medical Director
In the UK, the National Health Service (NHS) provides healthcare to residents free at the point of delivery. General Practitioners and consultant specialists in the NHS work hard

Born In The USA & Living In The UK

I have lived in England now some 38 plus years and I met my husband in 1978. During our time together we have travelled all over England and Scotland and had a wonderful time. Upon returning home to the US, having travelled the length of

7 Top tips for a Smooth Transition to the UK

Relocating across the country or around the world can be an exciting time for any family, but the ongoing success of that transition frequently depends on the support and welcome from the new community. At the International School of London

Property: An American’s Guide to Buying Property in London

Americans have always had a deep connection to Britain, and London is home to many Americans for its exceptional schools, culture and job opportunities. Given the ongoing dip in property prices and relatively strong dollar to the pound,

Joining An Expat Group After 35 Years

I was sitting on a plane that had just taken off from JFK, New York, back to my home in the UK and already that familiar feeling was starting within me. I could never have imagined this 30 odd years ago, when I first knew that I would be

My Love Affair With British Life And Their Food

Springtime in England is scenic and picturesque as the days become longer and the start of beautiful flowers opening in bloom. With spring and summer approaching, I look forward to a few simple indulgences such as a nice cup of early

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