For Americans, living abroad adds new layers of complexity to your finances. Currency and cross-border tax considerations are among factors that make investing as an expat more complex. In this article, we’ll explore how US expats might respond to market volatility,...

IAM President Tom Zachystal will be arriving in Thailand tomorrow and is available to meet over the next week - Chiang Mai - Tuesday February 25th Bangkok - Friday February 28th If you'd like to meet with Tom to discuss your investments and IAM's investment management...

Relocating abroad is an exciting prospect, offering new opportunities for personal and professional growth and cultural experiences. However, as an American expat, moving abroad also brings challenges, particularly when it comes to managing your investments....

Americans living abroad have the opportunity to explore and invest in local opportunities as well as continue investing in the US. However, there are complex US reporting rules for Americans who have investments overseas. These rules fall into 4 main categories: FATCA...

When planning to relocate from the US to another country, there’s a lot to consider. As well as visas, accommodation, relocation logistics and adjusting to a new culture, equally important is ensuring that your wealth and financial strategies are protected and aligned...

Living and investing abroad as an American offers unique opportunities but also comes with sometimes complex challenges. Navigating the tax systems of both the United States and your host country requires strategic planning and specialized advice to avoid double...

If you are a US expat, investing in foreign mutual funds might seem like a straightforward and attractive option. However, significant US tax complications are associated with non-US registered pooled investments such as mutual funds, which the IRS classifies as...

For adventurous Americans seeking to expand their horizons and embrace new opportunities, owning real estate abroad offers a gateway to diverse cultures, lifestyles, and investment possibilities. From sun-soaked beachfront retreats to historic urban dwellings and...

Many American expats first find out about FATCA (the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act) when they receive a letter from their foreign bank or brokerage asking them to confirm their US tax compliance. Receiving this letter is typically unexpected, and can also be...