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UK Non Resident Landlord – Must Read Guide

james@britishexpatmoney

If you have rental property in the UK and spend time overseas you may be classed as a Non Resident Landlord. And if you are our UK tax authorities aka HMRC will usually want to here from you. That’s because you have a set of

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SIPP for non UK residents – Must Read Guide

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This week we take a deep dive into all things SIPP. What they are, why you might want one and why you might not. And I’m also going to run through a few alternative options that could make more sense for your particular situation. To

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Investing

Netwealth – UK expat friendly robo-advisor?

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In this article we are going to take a look Netwealth Investments Limited. They are a UK wealth management service that use cutting edge technology and computing power rather than men in suits. Well, that’s not strictly true, there are some men and women in

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Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWRL) – Perfect for expats

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Is Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWRL) the perfect funds for British expats? Spoiler alter: We think so. Here’s why: Lets get into it. Easy access ETF stands for Exchange Traded Fund. There’s a whole host of benefits with this type of fund that we’ve

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Property

18-Year Property Cycle – UK Investors beware

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(Update 2024) This week we take a look at the 18-year property cycle. If you are interested in property investment and haven’t heard about this you need to read on. If you have heard about it, but haven’t heard what the guy behind it is

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Banking

British Expats Bank Accounts – Must Read Guide

james@britishexpatmoney

There are many advantages to moving overseas. Unfortunately, bank accounts aren’t usually one of them. Major high street banks in Britain typically require account holders to be UK resident. Worse still, over the last few years it has become even harder for all so called

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