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 Strong pound makes overseas property cheaperFor those planning to buy property in the USA or any other country with a dollar currency, now is the time. The pound is currently at its highest rate against the dollar since 1992. At $2, the pound stands at 20% above its average maintained for the last twenty years, with record trading hitherto unachieved since 1975. Read full story |
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