by SJB Global | Oct 9, 2024 | Alex Gover, Expat Financial Planning, Regulations
Understanding the 30% Ruling The 30% ruling is a useful tax advantage for highly skilled migrants working in the Netherlands. It allows 30% of your salary to be tax-free, which covers the extra costs associated with living abroad. This ruling is generally available...
by SJB Global | Sep 30, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Randal Stephens
When it comes to managing finances, it’s common to concentrate primarily on investments. However, true financial well-being involves more than just solid investment returns. A holistic financial advisor takes into account not only your financial status but also...
by SJB Global | Sep 23, 2024 | Daniel Lattimer, Expat Financial Planning, Pensions
When you think about retirement, understanding your life expectancy in weeks rather than years can offer a more precise view of what it takes to prepare financially. Here’s how you can strategically plan your savings, whether you are 35, 45, or 55 years old. ...
by SJB Global | Aug 21, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Investments, Rob Hoey
In a world where the economy feels like a roller coaster ride, UK expats need to understand their investment options. Challenging economic times? Check. Fluctuating exchange rates? Double-check. Rising interest rates and living costs? You bet. For expat investors,...
by SJB Global | Jun 28, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Jake Barber, Tax Planning
A Guide to Navigating Global Tax Residency Rules Navigating tax residency rules is a critical and complex aspect of financial planning for British expatriates. Proper understanding and management of one’s tax residency can significantly impact tax liabilities in...
by SJB Global | Jun 26, 2024 | Jake Barber, Regulations, Tax Planning
Strategies for Managing Tax Liabilities Across Borders For British expatriates, managing the risk of double taxation—being taxed in both the home and host countries—poses a significant financial challenge. This guide provides insights into navigating double taxation...
