UK investors should transfer their money and 'look abroad' if they want to see strong returns.

The advice comes from JP Morgan's global strategist, Tom Elliot, who has suggested that the emerging markets may provide higher returns than those offered in the current UK economic climate.

UK customers have been advised to avoid the risk of Christmas parcels arriving late at overseas destinations by sending cash gifts via money transfer instead.

Using money transfer services to make international payments also often works out as cheaper than bank transfers, the Daily Mail reported.

UK customers have been advised to avoid the risk of Christmas parcels arriving late at overseas destinations by sending cash gifts via money transfer instead.

Using money transfer services to make international payments also often works out as cheaper than bank transfers, the Daily Mail reported.

House prices in most countries are continuing to fall, potentially making emigration a more attractive option for Brions.

Richard Way, a property expert and editor of A Place in the Sun Magazine, advised people currently considering foreign property buys to "grab a bargain".

Customers are enthusiastic about the prospect of making international money transfers through their phones, a new poll has suggested.

The survey, taken by YouGov on behalf of RBS/NatWest, showed that around one in four customers would be interested in making mobile money transfers between bank accounts.

Money transfer through text messages is to become increasingly popular in the coming years, a report has claimed.

The study, published by industry analyst firm Gartner yesterday (November 18th), suggested that SMS money transfers have many advantages, including flexibility, convenience and low cost.

The mobile international money transfer market will grow over the years to come, new analysis has indicated.

According to Jupiter Research, the total market will be worth over $65 billion (£39 billion) by 2014, as more and more people take advantage of technological advances to transfer money.

The mobile international money transfer market will grow over the years to come, new analysis has indicated.

According to Jupiter Research, the total market will be worth over $65 billion (£39 billion) by 2014, as more and more people take advantage of technological advances to transfer money.

Expats ought to thoroughly research interest rates before they commit to opening accounts with banks, according to an industry expert.

Financial advisor Shelter Offshore recently highlighted the pitfalls of transferring money to international savings schemes.

Brits looking to transfer money to overseas assets have been advised to avoid Spain's overdeveloped regions.

Real estate expert the Property Finders recently highlighted figures showing some areas of the country have seen a 35 per cent drop in house prices, the Daily Mail reports.

Investors looking for lucrative gains may like to transfer money to overseas equities, according to industry experts.

Research by finance expert Skandia recently highlighted emerging markets as a popular option for buying shares, ifaonline.co.uk reports.

Expats are being urged to look for the best deals before purchasing pension products, it has emerged.

Financial advisor Hargreaves Lansdown recently highlighted figures showing pensioners may be 40 per cent better off if they shopped around for retirement schemes, the Telegraph reports.

An increasing number of Brits may consider making international payments to move abroad due to a decline in the standard of living in the UK.

Scottish Provident's High Wire Britain report recently revealed over 20 per cent of Britons believe the quality of life in the UK is set to lower in the next ten years.

More British investors could soon be choosing to make international payments to Dubai-based assets thanks to confidence in its property market.

Research by Colliers International reveals in the third quarter of this year house prices in the country grew by seven per cent.

An expected rise in the eurozone's unemployment rates may encourage investors to be more cautious regarding money transfers to overseas assets.

Recent figures released by the European Union (EU) indicate the number of people out of work in Europe is likely to increase to 10.7 per cent in 2010 and 10.9 per cent the following year.

Identity cards may prove more affordable than passports for expats living in Europe, industry experts indicate.

The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) recently explained how Brits could benefit from a proposed card scheme, which is likely to interest former UK citizens who have transferred money to live in the European Union (EU).

Former UK citizens who now live in Germany may soon find they have more money available for currency conversion, it has emerged.

This weekend saw the country's Christian Democratic Party and the Free Democratic Party (FDP) put forward plans that will lead to tax cuts if they are implemented.

Brits who have made money transfers to assets in Cape Verde may benefit from an increased transport links within the republic.

Property firm Noscasa recently drew attention to Cape Verde Fast Ferry's proposed travel routes that are set to launch next year.

Former UK residents who are currently living in Singapore have been urged to make international payments to health insurance policies.

Finance resource Investment International recently highlighted diseases that pose a risk to those residing in the country.

An increase in Dubai job vacancies may see more expats making money transfers to the emirate, it has emerged.

Investment expert Nomura Holdings recently stated that an influx in property developments in the region will need to be supported by the creation of 100,000 posts.

An increase in Dubai job vacancies may see more expats making money transfers to the emirate, it has emerged.

Investment expert Nomura Holdings recently stated that an influx in property developments in the region will need to be supported by the creation of 100,000 posts.

Money transfers to pension schemes are likely to rise following the publication of a European Commission (EC) report.

At a recent meeting, the EC raised its concerns that in the future European economies may be stretched in order to support residents who have retired.

Entrepreneurs can now make international payments to a lucrative new scheme, it has emerged.

Loans provider Prodigy Finance recently teamed up with France-based business school Insead to launch its community education bond, the Telegraph reports.

Potential expats have been urged to investigate how they transfer money in their chosen countries ahead of moving overseas.

Speaking to the Telegraph, Rhiannon Davies, from financial advisor Shelter Offshore, recently highlighted the issues that can crop up when Brits encounter unfamiliar banking practices overseas.

Brazil may prove to be a lucrative destination for Brits wishing to make money transfers overseas, according to industry experts.

Property portal uv10.com recently claimed that Rio de Janiero's successful bid to host the 2016 Olympics will have a positive impact on its economy.

Brits looking to make money transfers to overseas mortgages may like to consult a new list that looks into the quality of living in some international destinations.

Compiled by the United Nations, its Human Development Index (HDI) has ranked 182 countries depending on a range of criteria.

Expats who make regular money transfers to their overseas companies may see an increase in trade by next year, it has emerged.

Travel management company Egenica recently claimed that the number of entrepreneurs flying abroad to work is set to rise in 2010, which could have an impact on the assets of overseas investments that depend on business travellers.

Potential expats wishing to make international payments to overseas investments may like to start looking for assets online, according to industry experts.

Loans provider International Mortgage Plans recently stated that the internet was a good starting place for Brits looking to purchase property abroad.

Potential expats wishing to make international payments to overseas investments may like to start looking for assets online, according to industry experts.

Loans provider International Mortgage Plans recently stated that the internet was a good starting place for Brits looking to purchase property abroad.

Investors wishing to make international payments to overseas ventures may like to consider Dubai as a location for their assets, according to a leading authority.

The Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) recently stated that the emirate can prove lucrative to business travellers.

Money transfers to British Overseas Territories may soon come under more scrutiny due to new regulations that attempt to strengthen economies.

Speaking to the Guardian, Chris Bryant, minister for the foreign office, spoke of his optimism that Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development regulations can clarify banking practices (OECD).

Overseas investors who are looking to acquire assets by making money transfers to Europe may be pleased to hear that its financial markets are becoming more stable, according to industry experts.

Speaking to the European parliament, Luxembourg's finance minister Jean-Claude Juncker recently expressed his optimism that countries on the continent may be benefitting from stronger economies.

Falling property prices in the US may boost the number of expats making money transfers to the country, according to industry experts.

Real estate portal Homesgofast.com recently made the claim in light of Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) research.

Expats looking for health insurance in Russia can now make international payments to a new product.

A partnership between Insurer Ingosstrakh and Bupa International sees Britons living abroad being able to access medical care if necessary.

Money transfers to Europe may be better protected from the effects of the recession thanks to a new partnership, it has emerged.

The European Commission (EC) recently stepped forward to praise the Vienna Initiative, which sees various continental banks and institutions making international payments to countries such as Latvia, Romania and Hungary.

Investors who make online money transfers may benefit from downloading anti-virus software, it has emerged.

Internet security specialist Prevx recently encouraged Brits to use anti-malware programmes to reduce the likelihood of hackers accessing their accounts.

Europe is proving increasingly attractive to investors wishing to transfer money to overseas assets, according to industry experts.

Financial advisor Forum Wealth has stated that countries on the continent are drawing UK emigrants due to lower taxation rates.

UK emigrants living in San Marino may soon need to get their paperwork in order due to a nationwide census.

The republic is set to conduct a survey of its 31,000 residents in order to reduce the number of tax evaders.

Brits who have made money transfers to finance their new starts in the region may come under the scrutiny of the census.

Information on some money transfers made to Liechtenstein banks is to be shared with Luxemburg, it has emerged.

The principality recently agreed to pass on information on customers' international payments in a bid to clamp down on tax fraud.

Expats who have made money transfers to UK state pensions are to hear today whether their attempts to have payments increased in line with inflation have been successful.

A group of UK emigrants are attending the European Court of Human Rights to find out the results of a hearing.

Expats who make international payments to their overseas assets may benefit from slowing deflation rates in the eurozone, new figures indicate.

Research by analyst Eurostat recently revealed that August saw a 0.2 per cent fall in consumer prices throughout Europe, which has lead experts to suggest the recession may be bottoming out.

The number of investors transferring money to assets in the Middle East has increased, according to recent research.

Dubai Land Department figures have revealed that mortgage lending increased to £1.14 billion in the second quarter, up from the first quarter's £1.04 billion.

Brits who spend time abroad may have inadequate health coverage, it has emerged.

Finance specialist InsureandGo recently highlighted research by moneysupermarket.com that showed many UK travellers are unaware of the limits of the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

Potential expats wishing to get the best from their careers may like to choose Qatar as their new nation.

Recent research by portal qatarvisitor.com reveals that many emigrants opt to move to the region due to its high wages.

The study may interest Britons who are intending to make money transfers to fund their new lives overseas.

UK emigrants who are choosing to make international payments to schemes that will finance their retirements may like to invest their money in shares, according to industry experts.

Writing in the Telegraph, finance expert Alison Steed recently highlighted the difficulties some expats have when trying to find suitable pension schemes.

Offshore banking is ideal for expats who wish to make regular money transfers to their accounts, suggest industry experts.

Finance commentator Elizabeth Colman recently wrote in the Sunday Times that UK emigrants may pay less tax on their earnings than workers from Britain who do not use overseas banks.

UK investors who are responsible for imposing value-added tax (VAT) on their goods may be affected by proposals to stamp out fraud.

The European Commission (EC) recently put forward regulations that aim to reduce the number of people who do not pay VAT.

UK investors who are responsible for imposing value-added tax (VAT) on their goods may be affected by proposals to stamp out fraud.

The European Commission (EC) recently put forward regulations that aim to reduce the number of people who do not pay VAT.

Brits living overseas may soon receive quicker medical treatment thanks to a new project.

The European Commission is backing a new scheme that sees health insurers teaming up to provide greater communication among medical care companies.

UK emigrants who return to live in Britain can now make money transfers to a new health insurance product, it has emerged.

National Friendly recently launched new policies that are aimed at expats who suffer from some medical conditions, the Telegraph reports.

Expats interested in making money transfers to overseas assets may like to look to Asia.

Property resource Nubricks.com recently stated that the area could appeal to Britons looking for business opportunities.

Chintan Mahida, marketing director for the portal, explained that Thailand and Malaysia are potentially lucrative locations in terms of commercial property investments.

Britons exchanging money to spend overseas have been issued tips on how to get the best deals.

The Times is offering guidance on using foreign exchange services, which may be of interest to expats.

Britons exchanging money to spend overseas have been issued tips on how to get the best deals.

The Times is offering guidance on using foreign exchange services, which may be of interest to expats.

Overseas pension schemes may soon become more common due to the numbers of Brits leaving the UK, it has emerged.

Financial advisor RBC Wealth Management recently highlighted the rising number of expats who are transferring money abroad to avoid high income tax, ifaonline.co.uk reports.

UK emigrants who make international payments to mortgages on Europe-based properties may continue to benefit from low interest rates, it has emerged.

In a recent report, the European Central Bank (ECB) recently announced it will keep rates at one per cent, which may have a positive impact on the finances of expats who make money transfers to assets on the continent.

Expats planning to make money transfers to their businesses on the continent may find the internet significantly boosts trade.

A recent report by the European Commission (EC) highlights the growth of the digital sector overseas and the positive impact this may have on international companies.

France may soon attract more international payments from UK investors thanks to tax changes, it has emerged.

The move sees property tax cuts of three per cent for people living in the British Virgin Islands, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands who plan to make money transfers to overseas mortgages.

Young professionals are being given the opportunity to make reduced international payments in order to work overseas thanks to a new scheme.

Charity Raleigh International is teaming up with New Projects Abroad and businesses from the private sector to part-fund the posts, the Telegraph reports.

Britons using foreign exchange services to pay overseas bills may be able to cut their costs, it has emerged.

Price comparison service uSwitch recently announced it plans to launch new portals aimed at Europeans.

Brits who generate an income from overseas assets have been reminded that they may owe tax on their investments.

HM Revenue and Customs recently revealed that until March 12th 2010, it will impose a ten per cent fine on undeclared earnings held in offshore accounts, following this date a 30 per cent penalty will be levied on savings.

Brits who generate an income from overseas assets have been reminded that they may owe tax on their investments.

HM Revenue and Customs recently revealed that until March 12th 2010, it will impose a ten per cent fine on undeclared earnings held in offshore accounts, following this date a 30 per cent penalty will be levied on savings.

Expats may see a greater return on their investments if they make international payments to commercial properties, according to industry experts.

Figures from Property consultant Knight Frank show that in the second quarter of this year, investments in some overseas commercial premises were picking up.

British investors making money transfers to fund mortgages for overseas holiday homes may benefit from tax relief, it has emerged.

Property rental website holidaylettings.co.uk recently explained that for several years owners of UK-based furnished rentals are eligible for discounts.

UK emigrants using credit cards to make international money transfers may be at a greater risk of theft due to their clothing, according to industry experts.

Consumer watchdog Which? recently warned that Brits who wear summery clothes could become the target of thieves.

UK emigrants have been issued tips on how to ensure their new lives abroad run smoothly.

Speaking to the Guardian, Mike Hardaker, founder of website Angloinfo.com, recently offered advice on relocating overseas.

For example, expats are encouraged to safeguard themselves against fluctuating foreign exchange rates by making international payments using more stable currencies, such as euros.

UK emigrants have been issued tips on how to ensure their new lives abroad run smoothly.

Speaking to the Guardian, Mike Hardaker, founder of website Angloinfo.com, recently offered advice on relocating overseas.

For example, expats are encouraged to safeguard themselves against fluctuating foreign exchange rates by making international payments using more stable currencies, such as euros.

Over a million expats may make international payments to a new health insurance policy, according to the provider.

Bupa recently announced it has overhauled its medical insurance coverage targeted at UK emigrants, which it believes will appeal to 1.5 million Britons living overseas.

Potential UK expats should not be put off by news reports on Mexico if they are considering making money transfers to the country, according to industry experts.

Mexico International Real Estate recently stepped forward to highlight the destination as an ideal home for Britons and other emigrants.

Potential UK expats should not be put off by news reports on Mexico if they are considering making money transfers to the country, according to industry experts.

Mexico International Real Estate recently stepped forward to highlight the destination as an ideal home for Britons and other emigrants.

Employer schemes that offer workers money to take a year off may benefit Britons who are interested in making international money transfers, according to industry experts.

Writing in the Guardian, finance commentator Lisa Bachelor, recently spoke of the positive impact that working overseas can have on the careers of UK emigrants.

Entrepreneurs who are considering transferring money to international investments can now benefit from a new resource.

The Overseas Security Information for Business (OSIB) was recently set up to assist UK investors setting up companies outside of their home country.

Brits looking to make international money transfers to overseas ventures may like to consider Poland as a location for their investments.

According to Agence France Presse the country is potentially better-able to deal with the effects of recessions due to sound fiscal policies.

Britons are still seeking to transfer money to overseas investments amid the credit crisis, it has emerged.

Property portal Primelocation.co.uk recently revealed that international payments to secure assets in countries such as France remain at steady levels.

Cyprus is an ideal location for retired UK emigrants due to its lower taxes, according to industry experts.

Financial Advisor Shelter Offshore recently explained that the island is ideal for investors planning to make international payments to fund their overseas businesses.

Funds directed to countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea may increase investment opportunities in the region.

Britons looking to make international payments to secure assets overseas are likely to benefit from proposals that earmark financing for the Mediterranean Union, eubusiness.com reports.

International money transfers to health policies may help expats cope with the costs of medical care, it has emerged.

Expat resource, the Weekly Telegraph recently raised its concerns that more people are likely to claim on their health insurance as the recession continues.

International money transfers to health policies may help expats cope with the costs of medical care, it has emerged.

Expat resource, the Weekly Telegraph recently raised its concerns that more people are likely to claim on their health insurance as the recession continues.

Hong Kong may offer expats who choose to make international money transfers to the area better career prospects, it has emerged.

Speaking to the Telegraph, former civil servant for the region Mark Knight recently stated his belief that UK emigrants can benefit from the job opportunities available in China.

Britons who have made money transfers to overseas investments may be better protected from future recessions thanks to European Commission reforms.

EC chief Jose Manuel Barroso recently revealed that plans that seek to regulate the financial sector via three European-wide bodies are likely to be supported by member states.

A new product is providing expats looking to make money transfers to health insurance policies with more choice, it has emerged.

Insurance specialist IMG Europe recently launched policies that are aimed at UK emigrants living in Mediterranean countries.

Turkey has been highlighted as an up-and-coming destination for British investors looking to make international money transfers.

Property firm Atlas International recently revealed that the country is becoming more popular with potential expats.

Investment in countries bordering the Baltic Sea may make the region more attractive to UK emigrants who are looking to transfer money overseas.

The European Commission (EC) recently revealed plans to strengthen transport links to some of the countries in the region.

Falling interest rates may lead to UK emigrants to make international money transfers in order to purchase shares, it has emerged.

Speaking to the Independent, Linda McBain, head of banking at Investec Private Bank, recently highlighted how expats who rely on their savings may be affected by the global recession.

New Zealand may see an influx of UK citizens transferring money to the country in order to make it their new home, new research indicates.

The Economist Intelligence Unit and the Institute for Economics and Peace recently teamed up to discover some of the most peaceful nations in the world.

UK investors seeking to transfer money to their overseas investments may soon benefit from a European Commission (EC) scheme.

Officials from the EC recently proposed setting up a new initiative that sees funds being loaned to small business entrepreneurs.

Brits are set to increase their number of international money transfers to Dubai, according to industry experts.

Mike Bridge, organiser of the Worldwide Property Show, recently stated his belief that the region would experience an increase in investment from expats.

Buying investments in Cape Verde has become more streamlined thanks to a new system, it has emerged.

The country's government recently implemented an online facility that allows people to fill-in important documentation on computers, property website Homesgofast.com reports.

Those working in the creative sectors may find that they perform better at work if they live abroad.

Financial advisor Shelter Offshore recently highlighted research that suggests UK citizens who transfer money to relocate overseas could become better at their jobs.

Cyprus has been pinpointed as an ideal location to make money transfers to pensions and mortgages.

Pafilia Property Developers recently explained that expats moving to the island may benefit from its favourable tax systems.

Demetris Prodromou, UK & Ireland area manager for the company, revealed that emigrants planning on making international money transfers to mortgages may be allowed to borrow up to 80 per cent of the value of their new home.

Brits paying international health insurance premiums have been warned to check the small-print of their policies.

Insurance company Health Care Matters, recently raised fears that UK emigrants living in poorer countries may have less access to medical care during an outbreak of swine flu, the Telegraph reports.

Emigrants who make money transfers to life insurance policies held in trust may avoid paying inheritance tax, according to industry experts.

Financial advisor Shelter Offshore recently warned that simply moving overseas does not alter regulations governing inheritance tax payments.

Lower rates of income tax may encourage Brits to start making overseas money transfers in order to fund their moves abroad, according to industry experts.

Chiara Cavaglieri, finance commentator, wrote in the Independent that Canada, the US and Australia are likely to appear attractive to potential expats wanting to pay less tax.

Expats who transfer their money from British banks could be tempted to open an offshore account, according to a bank.

The Halifax recently pointed out that low savings rates offered by banks may encourage Britons to place their investments with other companies.

Brits who make international money transfers to insurance policies have been issued tips on how they can save money.

Shelter Offshore recently published advice that can help to cut expats' outgoings so more funds are available to transfer money to other investments.

Britons living abroad may have to foot costly medical bills if they do not make money transfers to health insurance policies, finance experts warn.

Shelter Offshore recently joined the government in warning expats to protect their health in both the UK and their new country.

Investors planning on making international money transfers to acquire assets may find that Latin America offers many opportunities, according to industry experts.

Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has encouraged Brits to consider the region for investments, which it believes is fairing reasonably well during the global economic slowdown.

The cheaper cost of living in Bulgaria is likely to appeal to "asset-rich" Brits making international money transfers, according to industry experts.

Property magazine Quest Bulgaria recently reported that the region has seen an influx of younger UK emigrants who have been attracted to the affordable lifestyle the region offers.

Brits settling into life in new countries have been advised to make international money transfers to life insurance policies.

Financial advisor Shelter Offshore recently issued tips to expats who are unsure as to whether they need the added expense of paying insurance premiums.

Emigrants who need to access their funds abroad in order to make money transfers have been advised to take out Individual Savings Accounts (Isa).

The Telegraph recently encouraged Britons to apply for an Isa before they start their new lives abroad.

Expats looking to invest abroad may find that Portugal's financial climate offers many business opportunities.

Information portal NuWire Investor recently stated that Brits making international money transfers to the region will benefit from the ease with which they can set up businesses.

Enquiries from UK citizens wishing to make money transfers to Gibraltar have rocketed, property developers report.

Ocean Village recently told how calls from potential expats increased following the latest Budget.

The company explained that a large number of Brits are considering making money transfers involving their mortgages to Gibraltar to escape high taxes.

Job opportunities in New Zealand could be responsible for an increase in the number of Britons making money transfers to the country.

Figures from Immigration New Zealand show that in the last year a staggering 83,000 people moved abroad to start new lives in the region.

Money transfers regarding investments could see a healthy return in Asian countries, according to a leading financial advisor.

Speaking to the Scotsman, Ken Taylor, director of Mackenzie Taylor Wealth Management, recently suggested that money markets in China were performing well compared with those in the US.

Proposed rate cuts may soon benefit emigrants making international money transfers to Europe.

As the credit squeeze continues, experts recently forecast that the European Central Bank (ECB) is likely to reduce rates to give economies a boost, which may interest Britons making money transfers, such as loans, to the region.

Hungary's stable market makes it an ideal venue for those making international money transfers to the area, industry experts report.

Liam Bailey, director at Write About Property, recently highlighted the country as a "safe" place to invest.

Investors making an international money transfer abroad will eventually benefit from a stronger pound, an industry expert indicates.

Despite the recession, UK consumers may still expect to see their money go further when making money online money transfers, the Telegraph reports.

Iceland could soon be attracting those interested in international money transfers if the country successfully joins the European Union (EU).

Johanna Sigurdardottir, Iceland's prime minister, recently revealed proposals that would see the country applying to become a member of the EU, Reuters reports.