Relocating expats need more than a visa. They need expert legal advice that considers current and future plans to work and stay successfully.
Chris Lean
Gold and Silver: Useful Protection — Dangerous if Misused
Gold and silver have a job in your portfolio: they are used as a hedge against losses, not to generate big returns.
Inflation in Czechia is Easing — What It Means for Your Savings
Czech inflation is finally allowing some breathing room. When inflation slows, people start paying attention to savings strategies again.
Greenland and Sudetenland, Is There a Similarity?
Concerning Greenland, Czechs know the danger of the phrase: “It’s only this one piece,” while markets react to weakening alliances.
Why ESG Investing Hasn’t Taken Off as Much as Expected
A few years ago, ESG (environmental, social, and governance) investing looked like it would become the new default. What’s happened?
US Retirees: Would a Non-Independent Fed Affect You?
US retirees ask: Would the Federal Reserve losing independence affect savers with US investments and retirement accounts?
Czech Beneficiaries of UK Pensions: Take Action Before 2027
If a UK pension is meant to support someone living in the Czech Republic, preparation now can prevent frustration and extra costs later.
UK Expats: Prepare Your Will Before the 2027 IHT Change
UK expats with UK pensions may face inheritance tax from 2027. Find out why having a UK will — even if you live abroad — could be essential.
Why There Are Still No Czech-Only ETFs
Czech-only ETFs are not available for the strong Czech market. But, there are good options your adviser can suggest.
Czech Markets Outperform Europe in 2025
A standout year for the Czech Republic was driven by financials, utilities, and a few consumer companies.
The Coming UK Inheritance Tax (IHT) Shake-up: Why You Need a Will
IHT will take tax on your UK pension fund even if you were living abroad, and especially if your spouse is not British. A will is essential!
Government Shutdown: Sudden Income Loss for Federal Employees
For Federal employees with little or no savings, a government shutdown isn’t just inconvenient — it can be financially devastating.