This week, we take a look at all the UK REIT ETFs on the market. Spoiler alter: There aren’t many of them. Making your choice shouldn’t be that difficult. It will come down to this: Do you want new and exotic or tried and tested?
Read moreIf you have rental property in the UK but live overseas you may still be eligible for a tax free allowance. Based on CBRE research, between 60-70% of London property owned by non residents is tenanted. Assuming, similar numbers across the country, then based on
Read moreIf you are an expat looking to invest with Vanguard, but live overseas, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you want to invest with them because they are one of the biggest fund managers in the world, or because you like what they stand
Read moreAre you a non UK resident? If so you may be eligible for the personal tax allowance? If you are, you only need to pay tax above a certain threshold. In fact, you may not need to pay anything. It will depend on how much
Read moreThis week we take a look at some of the best investment platforms for non UK residents. Whether for savings, pensions or simply to grow your wealth, once you decide you’re going to start investing, the first thing you need to do is find an
Read moreCan non residents buy property in the UK? That’s the question we are asking this week. Spoiler alert: Some can. In fact, approximately 250,000 properties in the UK are owned from overseas. In this article, we’ll tell you who can buy UK property. Whether you
Read moreLet me start by getting the elephant out of the room. At this moment in time there ain’t no UK residential property ETF. But that doesn’t mean you don’t have options. In fact you have lots of good alternatives that should fulfill your needs. Here
Read moreA stock market crash can feel like hell on earth. Maybe hell is a bit strong here, but then again when the balance of your hard earned savings is dropping like a stone and your job is on the line I can’t think of many
Read moreUK non resident tax can get complicated real quick. This guide is here to help. Most commonly, if you are living elsewhere UK tax pops up in three key areas: through income generated in the UK, via any profits made from selling property, and any
Read moreFor most people their country of domicile is where they were born and their country of residence is where they live. That means more often than not they are one in the same because most people live in the country where they were born and
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