Today’s life expectancy means retirement could last decades. How can you make your savings, investments and pensions last as long as you do?

Expatriates in Portugal today can leave pensions in the UK, take a lump sum, transfer overseas and more, but Brexit may limit the options.

Scrutiny of Gibraltar ‘residents’ living in Spain highlights why understanding Spanish residency rules and cross-border tax planning is key.

How does the increase in the UK interest rate to 0.75% affect savings and investments, exchange rates and pensions for expatriates?

Get answers to key pension questions that may affect expatriates in France and see how you can make the most of today’s opportunities.

Protect your wealth and limit taxation with financial planning solutions designed for you and your family by a local, regulated adviser.

By getting to grips with Portugal’s tax and residency rules, expatriates can ensure they meet their legal obligations and pay taxes in the right country.

Before you buy property in France, especially investment property, understand the wealth tax, capital gains tax and income tax implications.

French tax rules differ significantly from the UK's. You may need to make changes to protect yourself and benefit from local opportunities.

Spain’s 2018 budget does not include major tax changes. Wealthier residents may be affected by the extension of wealth tax for another year.