by SJB Global | Nov 4, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Pensions, Regulations, SJB Global, Tax Planning, UK
The UK’s Autumn Budget 2024 has introduced transformative changes to pension rules, significantly impacting domestic and overseas pension holders. In a historic move, the government announced that pensions would fall under Inheritance Tax (IHT) regulations starting in...
by SJB Global | Oct 30, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Regulations, SJB Global, UK
The UK’s Autumn Budget 2024, delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, marked a historic moment as the first budget by a female Chancellor and the first Labour budget in over a decade. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the key announcements. Economic Stability and...
by SJB Global | Oct 30, 2024 | Ben Eccles, Regulations, UK
The election result is big news and likely to dominate headlines. I’d like to share our stance from our perspective. Long story short, there is little connection between the change in government and the investment markets, although we’ll be keeping a close eye on...
by SJB Global | Oct 30, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, Randal Stephens, Regulations, UK
When a relationship breaks down, pensions may not be a top priority, but the jurisdiction where a divorce or dissolution occurs — and how a court handles pensions in the financial settlement — can be crucial, especially if pensions represent significant family...
by SJB Global | Oct 21, 2024 | Expat Financial Planning, North America, Randal Stephens, Regulations, Tax Planning
As a financial advisor, I frequently encounter clients who are blindsided by the realization that they are accidental Americans and face unexpected U.S. tax obligations. American citizenship, while offering numerous benefits, comes with significant tax...
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...
