The type of will you choose will either allow changes after death or commit the inheritance to the people and processes you put in place. Czech law incorporates additional considerations.
Chris Lean
Why Life Insurance is Essential for Young Families
Life insurance ensures that, no matter what happens, their children are cared for, the mortgage is secure, and their long-term plans remain achievable.
Do Long Term Investments Provide Better Returns?
History shows that the patient, long-term investor who holds diversified funds (mutual funds, ETFs) usually does better than the frequent trader — not just in returns, but also with lower costs, less stress, and a higher chance of meeting long-term goals.
Disability Trusts Could Protect Your Next Generations
Parents and grandparents of beneficiaries with disabilities should consider establishing a Disability Trust to protect those family members.
Combine Trusts with State Benefits for Disabled Family Members
Combining a Disability Trust with State benefits can provide a better quality of life and financial protection for disabled beneficiaries.
Aisa International: Wealth Management Partner of BCC Gala Evening 2025
Aisa International is proud to be the Wealth Management Partner of the British Chamber of Commerce’s Gala Evening in Prague this year! As an ongoing Patron of the BCC, Aisa International fully supports the BCC’s goals, as they match our own: to provide individualised support and unmatched market expertise.
Will Moving My UK Pension to a QROPS Save Inheritance Tax?
Will your UK pension be taxed at 40% or 25% or nothing upon inheritance? Is a QROPS the answer for everyone? Our expert helps you plan for the 2027 rule changes.
British Expats Face Key Pension Rulings and Advice Risks
British expats need careful planning, professional guidance, and a clear understanding of the limits of tax treaties and consumer protections to avoid costly mistakes.
When Investing in a Sure Bet Goes Wrong
When investing, long-term success involves balancing risk avoidance (not losing it all) with opportunity, ideally with professional, regulated advice. You may come across that ‘sure bet’: a once in a lifetime opportunity. Be very careful: not all offers are trustworthy.
As an Expat, Can I Use My Financial Adviser from Home?
As an expat, you need advice from a qualified local financial adviser, who knows the tax systems and regulations of where you live now.
Ten Reasons to Take Out Life Insurance
There are many reasons to take out life insurance. many are overlooked. We look at a few ways that life insurance can protect families, businesses and inheritance.
How Much Inheritance Tax is Paid On a UK Pension?
Now would be a good time to see how the new Inheritance Tax rules will affect those (including expats) with UK pension funds and what can be done to plan for or mitigate the effects of the changes.