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23.07.2019
Win Congés galore!
Delano’s favourite music extravaganza kicks off on 26 July. The gorgeous Congés Annulés team has given us tickets for a whole gaggle of live shows.
10 things to do this week
16.07 - 23.07 2019
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18.07.2019
See Morcheeba
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20.07.2019
Catch fringe preview
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20.07.2019
Pay tribute & eat
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17.07.2019
Hear sons of legends
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20.07.2019
Take bubbly tour
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20.07.2019
Get schooled
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19.07.2019
See Losers
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21.07.2019
Play cricket
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20.07.2019
Get improvising
Luxembourg in English
Future planning
Insurance, retirement, moving away from Luxembourg… not always the most fun topics to ponder, but important all the same. Here’s what to consider.
Cartoon: @juliadebres
Retire with peace of mind
So, you’ve settled into Luxembourg, you have made friends and lead an active social life and your career is going well.
Be proactive: plan early
Planning for the long-term future isn’t always a priority, but according to Brigitte Bernard, tax consultant and managing director of Fiduciaire Interrégionale, it should be.
Active retirement
For Robert Prendergast, 72, retirement was “like jumping off the edge of a cliff!” He had worked in IT for Clearstream the last 10 years of his career, until age 65, but admits “retirement always seems a long way away… one day you wake up and realise you don’t have to go to work.”
Requesting a permanent residence permit in Luxembourg
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Did you know that the EU legislation allows every EU national who moves in another EU country to obtain permanent resident status? But what are the conditions? How does it work in the Grand Duchy and what are the advantages?
Preparing to leave
Relocation is not just a profession for Stéphane Compain. A French-British dual citizen born in London, the managing director of LuxRelo has lived in places like Djibouti, Thailand, Switzerland and France. For 19 years, he has called Luxembourg home.
How to invest in Luxembourg investment funds?
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Luxembourg is the leading investment fund centre in Europe. Investment funds in the Grand-Duchy cover all key categories, currencies, regions and sectors. They can be an opportunity to make your financial resources grow faster in a time when interest rates on saving accounts are very low. But how do they work?
Requesting a permanent residence permit in Luxembourg
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Did you know that the EU legislation allows every EU national who moves in another EU country to obtain permanent resident status? But what are the conditions? How does it work in the Grand Duchy and what are the advantages?
Listings
Banking
Banque Carnegie Luxembourg
Banque Havilland
Private banking and wealth management
Where: 35A avenue J. F. Kennedy, L-1855 Luxembourg
Phone: 46 31 31
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.banquehavilland.com
House saving funds
BHW Bausparkasse
Schwäbisch Hall home saving scheme
Insurance
Allianz
Axa
Old people’s homes
An de Wisen
Where: 75 rue Charles Jacquinot, L-3241 Bettembourg
Phone: 51 77 11 1
Email: contact.andewisen.lu @sodexo.com
CIPA Ste Elisabeth Am Park
Where: 19 avenue Emile Reuter, L-2420 Luxembourg
Phone: 27 45 90 00
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.elisabeth.lu
Older persons assistance
Copas
A non-profit organisation that serves as a platform for senior citizens, listing residential homes, adult daycare centres and home assistance services.
Phone: 27 17 22 21
Website: www.copas.lu
Croix-Rouge Luxembourgeoise
Phone: 27 55
Website: www.croix-rouge.lu
Pensions
Relocation companies
1st Address
Where: 135 avenue du X Septembre, L-2551 Luxembourg
Phone: 62 13 20 645
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.1staddress.lu