How do you invest as an expat if you do not know where you will eventually settle?
While it is true that investing as a U.S. expat is quite challenging with all the FATCA and PFIC regulations, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
While it is true that investing as a U.S. expat is quite challenging with all the FATCA and PFIC regulations, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
A 401(k) plan is a tax-advantaged retirement savings plan that is offered by many American employers.
Uprooting yourself, let alone your entire family, to a foreign land can be quite overwhelming to say the least.
Your 401(k) account is likely one of your most vital assets, so understanding when and how to use it is paramount.
U.S. citizenship and residency play a major role in the imposition of income and transfer (estate/gift) taxes.
Selecting the ideal retirement plan strategy for US expats requires a comprehensive assessment of your retirement goals
US citizens residing abroad frequently join in foreign pension schemes, which typically enjoy favorable tax status under the laws of the country of residency.
U.S. expats are increasingly being alerted by their U.S. banks and brokerage firms that their accounts have been suspended
An ETF is comparable to a mutual fund as it allows a U.S. expat to invest in a diversified range of equities or bonds in a single exchange.
The quantity of a monthly retirement benefit is determined by a retiree's earnings history and the age of the retiree when they first begin receiving benefits.
The Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) is a helpful money-saving policy that you should get acquainted with if you are an expat
Buying a foreign mutual fund is perhaps the most prevalent financial mistake made by Americans abroad (including ETFs or other types of non-U.S.-based funds)