We explore seven key pension issues affecting UK pensions in France and how expatriates can take advantage of tax-efficient opportunities.

Now’s the time to review the current options for UK pensions and consider benefiting from tax-free QROPS transfers – before Brexit changes the rules.

Expatriates in France need to assess their tax planning, inheritance tax and estate planning, property ownership, investing and pensions.

Expatriates should review their residency, tax, property, estate planning and pension options to make the most of today's opportunities.

More and more families are being caught by the UK inheritance tax net. Are you up-to-date on the rules and can you protect your family?

The best investment approach for you will depend on your situation, goals, time-frame and risk appetite. Tax considerations are also key.

UK taxpayers with offshore interests have until 30 September to meet their British tax obligations or risk costly penalties under new rules.

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

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

Expatriates with corporate-owned Portuguese property may face higher capital gains and wealth taxes after recent rule changes.