
2021 SARS income tax changes.
South African expatriates should not only understand the new expatriate 2020 tax laws, which endangers their foreign income but should...

How to retire on your own terms.
It’s really important you understand this. Something is gonna happen in your life, one day, you’re gonna stop working. And you have to...

Three Reasons You Are Not Rich in Dubai
First of all, ‘rich’ has a slightly different meaning for everyone but for the purposes of my blog name I mean ’rich’ in the...

Everything you need to know about the State Pension Triple-lock
In 2010, the Tory-Lib Dem coalition government introduced a ‘triple-lock’ to state pensions. This system guarantees that the value of the...
Will negative rates hit pensions? Fear is YES!!
RBC predicts rates will be cut to minus 0.15pc in February in a move that would harm pensions and the economy's recovery from Covid...
State Pension age rises to 66 and set to go up further
The age at which most people start to receive the state pension has now officially hit 66 after steady rises in the qualifying age in...

Credit Card, saviour or sin?
You may have heard about good debt or bad debt. Debt is a very negative term but when used to leverage something that will increase in...

Would You Pay £336,000 for Coffee?
How many coffees a day do you drink? I’m talking Starbucks, Costa, Mug & Bean, Neros, Tim Hortons (for our canadian readers), and all...

How to top up your British state pension while living as an expat in the UAE
Many expats fail to save an adequate amount for their future whilst living in the UAE, which is why relying on state pension at home can...

Pension Savings for all may be affected in November 2020 Budget Tax Changes
Pension Savings are typically set aside from pre-tax earnings and can be thought of as a useful took to build savings. Recently, the...
Pension funds face tough fight to erode huge deficits
Share markets would have to perform far above the norm to allow pension fund managers to make up their deficits Britain’s traditional...

What is the 10 year tax rule?
The 10 year tax rule recongized by the Australian Tax Office (A.T.O) allows both Australian nationals as well as Australian residents to...
National Insurance – what you should know as a UK expat
This article outlines the advantages of contributing voluntary National Insurance payments as a UK expat, in order to benefit from the UK...
National Insurance for British expats…to pay or not to pay, that is the question
If you think you have gaps in your National Insurance Contributions, find out, it’s easy to get hold of your record – then you’ll know...
Why you should contribute to UK national insurance as an expat?
If you want to receive a full UK state pension when you retire then you need to have made enough national insurance contributions to...
Paying voluntary National Insurance contributions as an expat
Deciding if paying voluntary UK national insurance contributions is worthwhile as an expat is a nightmare based on where you work and how...






















