Managing your investments when living in Spain

Financial Planning, Investments, Spain
27.10.26 on Bay Radio
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Moving to Spain often means adapting to a new tax system, but it can also be an ideal opportunity to reassess your financial arrangements. Savings and investment strategies that worked well in the UK may not always remain the most suitable or tax-efficient once you become a Spanish resident, making regular reviews an important part of long-term financial planning.

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In this episode, Jon Pemberton, Partner at Blevins Franks, discusses the key considerations for managing savings and investments while living in Spain. He explores the importance of reviewing existing arrangements, understanding your investment objectives and risk tolerance, and building a portfolio that reflects your personal circumstances and long-term goals.

  • Should you review your savings and investments after becoming a resident of Spain?
  • What key questions should you ask when reviewing existing investments or investing new capital?
  • How can investors establish their risk profile, and how does it influence portfolio construction?
  • What practical investment planning tips can help expatriates manage their wealth more effectively in Spain?

Tax rates, scope and reliefs may change. Any statements concerning taxation are based upon our understanding of current taxation laws and practices which are subject to change. Tax information has been summarised; individuals should seek personalised advice.

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