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Should expats sell their company stock options?
Is more of your wealth tied up in your employers shares, than might be wise? Let’s look at the risks, taxes, and the alternatives.
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How does Belgium’s new Capital Gains Tax affect Branch 23 investments for expats?
Belgium is set to introduce 10% CGT on financial assets from 1st January 2026. Find out how it affects Branch 23 investments.
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How to manage your UK investments when moving overseas.
Moving from one country to another can be stressful. Important things are easily be forgotten about, in the midst of planning your new life overseas. Taking investments across borders requires some careful consideration, to avoid expensive tax headaches. Find out if your existing accounts will be closed There’s nothing worse than receiving a letter saying…
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How can expats tax efficiently retire in Greece?
Greece is fast becoming one of the most tax efficient retirement destinations in Europe, but not all investments are treated equally.
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Are stock markets too expensive? Let’s take a look.
Looking at market prices alone, can trick investors into thinking stocks are expensive, or cheap. But there’s more to it.
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How to choose an expat financial adviser in 2026
Looking to hire a financial adviser in 2026? Read our guide to help you make informed decisions, and understand your options.
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Why investing early wins every time.
Investing from an early age is a powerful wealth creation tool. Let’s look at some examples compared to those who wait to save.
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I’m an Australian expat, how can I tax efficiently invest?
Few expats are aware that whilst living overseas, they can invest in structures that are already tax efficient for moving to Australia.
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Should you keep your UK bank account, after moving overseas?
Expats often collect financial accounts across the world by default. Here’s how to optimise them for security, flexibility and cost.
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How to invest a windfall?
If you’ve won the lottery, received an inheritance, or cashed out of your company share scheme, here’s what to do next.