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If you are planning to move somewhere for a  more relaxed lifestyle, Denmark, which is the happiest country in Europe according to a recent study could be a great choice. Scandinavian countries have ranked well in well-being studies in the last decades and people living in Denmark are now said to be the happiest in Europe. The country where people are the least happy turned out to be Portugal.

According to a recent survey by the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), almost half of Britons would consider moving abroad after they retire in order to live more comfortably in a country with lower living costs than the UK. 

British expats living abroad miss the British countryside the most according to a new survey by Lloyds TSB International. Almost half of those questioned, 46%, chose the countryside as the thing they miss most while living abroad, with 85% of those living in the UAE choosing it as one of the three things they miss most from their homeland. The second most missed aspect of British life was humour, with 42% of expats choosing it, closely followed by pubs in the third place, selected by 41%.