Dave@MossleyRegards Dave

Hi, I know this question is like " how long is a piece of string"  but here goes. I've got an indexed linked pension income of £1,100 per month ( Local Government tax paid in UK ) with a small nestegg and my old age pension kicking in, in a few years, with no mortgage or rent, new car and no debt of any kind what sort of standard of living can I expect to have in France. Hopefully we are going to keep chickens and have a veg patch so its not the high life we are after ! Will I have to subsidise my pension from my savings ? Regards Dave 

Hi, Good Morning Has anyone experience of importing a new car from the Netherlands into France. There's a company out there, who are offering to sell a French Spec New Car to me at a really good price. I buy it whilst in the UK with sterling, pick it up in Belgium, on Belgium Plates and drive to my home in France. Its to get round taxes etc I assume but is there a sting in the tail somewhere. Regards Dave

Hi, I've since found out that the " list of 30 Serious Diseases" is not for publication! Epilepsy, which is the illness I was enquiring about, is not on the list. i'm told you can however ask the local doctor to support a case of having your illness classified as inclusive in the same catagory ie 100% cover. Thanks anyway. Have a great bank holiday weekend where-ever you are Dave

I keep reading about a "list of 30 serious diseases" for which you have full 100% cover under CPAM. Does anyone have that list ? Ideally in English ! Regards, have a nice day Dave  

Hi, Thanks for the advice regarding epilepsy. I've a few questions regarding precriptions Do you get a precription in the same way as the UK ie go see a doctor? Can you get a repeat precription from a doctor? Are there set charges for each type of drug / medicine? Are there any types of drugs that are "free" from the pharmacy? Regards, have a good weekend,  Dave    

Hi, My Wife and I are retiring to live in the Limousin Region this summer. She has had Epilepsy since she was a child ( now 54 ) and this is controlled most of the time by medication. any help or advice would be welcome. Regards Dave