Spain Approves New Housing Rules, but a Friday Vote Could Undo Them
Spain's cabinet has approved new housing rules — an eviction ban to 2030, a 2% rent cap and a ban on "vulture fund" purchases — but Friday's parliamentary validation vote ...
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MM2H Requirements 2026: Platinum, Gold, Silver and SEZ Deposit and Property Rules Explained
Malaysia's MM2H programme was reported to have generated over RM8.85 billion in economic value; Zagdim breaks down the current Platinum, Gold, Silver and SEZ deposit and property thresholds so readers ...
Payment Rails Week: What the Fed, FedNow and Circle-Nomura Actually Changed
In the same week the Fed opened comment on GENIUS Act stablecoin-issuer rules, FedNow announced it is building cross-border capability, and Circle and Nomura unveiled a 2027 Japan stablecoin settlement ...
Where You Buy Still Decides Your Greece Golden Visa Price — New Bank of Greece Data Shows Why
A Bank of Greece working paper shows exactly how the country's Golden Visa investment thresholds reshape where buyers purchase property.
China’s Offshore Trust Tax Deadline Is Approaching — Here’s What It Means Beyond the Stock Market
China's new offshore trust tax has a settlement deadline of October 22 -- and the mechanics matter more than the headline 20% rate for anyone holding overseas assets through a ...
Saudi Arabia’s Quiet Exit From mBridge Tests the Limits of Dollar-Free Payment Rails
Saudi Arabia's central bank, SAMA, has confirmed it withdrew from mBridge, the China-led platform that lets central banks settle cross-border payments directly in their own digital currencies, bypassing the US ...
Capital Gains Tax Is Now the Reported Frontrunner for the UK Budget — and a 150,000-Signature Petition Just Bundled It With a Wealth Tax
Capital gains tax has emerged as the reported frontrunner for a tax rise in Chancellor John Healey's 28 October 2026 Budget, according to the i Paper's unnamed Labour sources, as ...
Australia Just Told Everyone Its Migration Cuts Are a Housing Policy — Here’s Who That Actually Hits
Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke tied a 17 September 2026 migration reform package explicitly to the housing crisis, targeting net overseas migration of about 225,000 within two years, down ...
Chalmers Backs Down on Trust Tax for a Third Time — and Leaves a 47% Penalty Trap Behind
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has retreated a third time on his 30% family-trust tax with a fixed-distribution election — but it carries a 47% penalty if a locked-in trust ever varies ...
The UK’s October Budget Hasn’t Landed Yet — But Family Businesses and Foreign Investors Are Already Heading for the Exit
Ahead of Chancellor Healey's 28 October budget, Reuters details the wealth-tax options on the table while a Make UK/Bishop Fleming survey shows family manufacturers already weighing an overseas sale over ...
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