While expat financial affairs are complex, very few expats actually seek financial advice. This article provides a summary of our recent report looking at The State of Expat Financial Advice
An explanation of UK pension transfers for residents in the US, including an explanation of why you cannot use a ROPS/QROPS as part of your pension transfer
2023 is the perfect time to both re-evaluate your options, read our financial checklist to help prepare for a financially smart year.
With the world facing its most unpredictable future, understanding how to make financial decisions in turbulent times is critical.
Income protection insurance is widely overlooked by expats, but has some extremely rewarding qualities, this article looks at the options available for British expats
With GBP reaching it's lowest value against the US dollar and continuing to show signs of weakness, this article looks at the impacts, opportunities and options that exist for British expats who are ...
The article lays out some key fundamentals when investing in unlisted companies and looks at the various options available as well as the key benefits and risks
In regulated financial markets, back-end loads are a legitimate fee option. However, many expats are being stung with hidden fees masquerading as back-end loads
Every day, thousands of expats are targeted with QROPS cold-calls. Here's the story of one such expat and how they protected themselves by using Experts for Expats
Alternative investments are increasingly attracting the attention of investors; but should you be considering them and which is the best option for you?
There is much media coverage surrounding pension deficits, but how have they come about, should you be concerned and what are your options?
To have an overseas pension plan classed as QNUPS some important requirements must be met.
Learn more about defined benefit pension schemes and the options available to people who either live in the UK or abroad as an expat
If an adviser is using fear to get you to sign their agreement, take a step back and, again, get a second opinion.
Getting good financial advice is essential if you are looking to make an investment, but how can tell if the adviser you've chosen is good or not? These are our 9 tips