Living abroad as an American expat with a non-US citizen spouse introduces some interesting financial planning questions relating to asset ownership, estate planning, and tax filing, and the decisions you make can have a significant effect on your finances. In this...

Living abroad as a US expat comes with a unique set of financial challenges, including saving for your children's education. In the United States, there are several tax-advantaged accounts designed specifically for education savings. The most popular type of plan are...

Expats frequently need to transfer money to and from the US for regular expenses or significant purchases like real estate. However, these international transfers expose them to foreign exchange risk due to currency value fluctuations. Furthermore, investments held in...

Being an American expat adds a layer of complexity to your financial planning. US reporting requirements, currency considerations and investing limitations combine to make financial planning quite different from living in the United States. Finding a financial advisor...

Living abroad is an exciting and rewarding experience, but for American expats, financial planning is typically more challenging compared to living in the States. This is due to cross-border issues such as currency fluctuations and living with two sets of regulations,...