UK residents may be limited to spending no more than 90 days in any 180-day period within the EU after Brexit on 1 January.

What will Brexit change for regular UK visitors to Spain and non-residents with a Spanish holiday home?

How might a no-deal Brexit in 2021 affect Britons living in the EU who hold UK bank accounts, investments and other financial arrangements?

What can expatriates in Portugal do with UK pensions and how will they be taxed? Explore current options before Brexit changes the rules.

While taxes in Spain can seem high, the way you hold assets and take income can make a significant difference to the tax bill for Spanish residents.

With global economic uncertainty and full Brexit due on 1 Jan, review your financial planning now to reduce risk, minimise tax and protect your wealth.

Cross-border planning is the key to ensure you and your heirs don’t pay more tax than necessary on your income, assets, pensions and investments.

Transferring UK pensions to a QROPS can offer flexibility, tax, estate planning and currency benefits, but is it suitable for everyone?

If you’re moving to France, make sure you’re familiar with the tax implications of owning French property.

If you live in the EU but take financial advice from the UK, what do you need to think about as full Brexit approaches?