Especially when travelling outside the EU, our advice is to obtain the highest level of travel insurance cover, which is often only a matter of a few hundred CZK difference than Standard cover.
Especially when travelling outside the EU, our advice is to obtain the highest level of travel insurance cover, which is often only a matter of a few hundred CZK difference than Standard cover.
Real life examples from here in the Czech Republic show how working through properly qualified, regulated firms may assist you to obtain the best deals, that are often better than DIY investing costs.
Our advisers come together once a year to learn the latest insights, regulations, and client solutions strategies. The annual OpesFidelio conference for our team of financial advisers across Europe is held in Portugal this year! This year, we’re adding a special session for expats who are based in Portugal.
Look in more detail about whether one should apply for a TTFAC – Transitional Tax-Free Amount Certificate.
Are you considering taking UK Pension Benefits after April 6, 2024? You may need to take action now to avoid higher tax liability in the future.
Key person insurance provides the business with funds to continue operations and mitigate the risks associated with the loss of a key employee.
Does your insurance bond offer the necessary protections needed by expats living in the Czech Republic?
Do UK citizens have no tax to pay on assets put into Czech Trusts? And, what happens when the original settlor dies?
Why are financial advisers not telling you how to avoid unnecessary hidden fund fees? The outcome of your investments depends on it!
What are the best – and worst – ways to pay your financial adviser?
Choosing a financial adviser should be based on at least these three considerations: fees and costs; qualifications; and QROPS knowledge.
Financial advisers in the Czech Republic often offer ‘expats’ free financial or investment advice or even free investments (buy something and you get something else free). “Free” is rare!