We would like to move to Spain but...

absent although “nothing is agreed until everything is agreed”, it seems likely that we will continue to get pension increases and have our medical expenses covered through the S1 form from the UK. The biggest problem for pensioners is the drop in value of the pound which has undergone a devaluation of almost 20% since Brexit. This is likely to get worse given the poor economic forecasts linked to the various Brexit models; all of which make the UK worse off to a greater or lesser extent.

daisydoo If you do decide to buy a property in Spain it is essential to make a Spanish will or things will be very complicated if one of you dies and you want to sell up.
Making a will in Spain is very quick and cheap - just go to a Notary who deals with these things. Ours only cost us under 40 Euros a few years ago after one quick visit.
We bought our apartment from a man whose wife had died intestate and it cost him a considerable amount of money, having to get his wife's death certificate translated into Spanish etc etc.

House for sale - have a look at myhouseinspain.wordpress.com
We are now ready to move again.