Writing a will when you live abroad
Writing a will is an essential task, regardless of where you live. If you are living abroad, it's particularly important to have a will that addresses your assets, wishes, and the specific laws and regulations of your host country. To help you navigate this process, we have put together a comprehensive guide for writing a will when living abroad.
Succession takes planning
With the death of Queen Elizabeth II we saw that a smooth succession takes planning.
A long life well lived can be enhanced by a smooth succession, by not leaving your family with issues when its your time.
Half a Year of Tax Residency
183 days is the key to tax residency, because 183 days spent in a country in a tax year makes you a tax resident.
The 4th July represents the halfway point of the year, and means for many expats that they become tax resident in the country they are in.
Take Control Of Your Assets In The UK ðŽð§
In the UK people can choose who they want to benefit from their estate by making a will.
Using a Family Trust to Save Inheritance Tax & Probate Fees
Families can plan ahead to avoid cost and delay when your time comes.
How A Trust Can Protect Your Family
How & why a trust can protect families & businesses across borders and down generations from inheritance tax and forced heirship.
Do Expats Need More Than One Will?
Join us live to discover one good reason expats should have a Will for each jurisdiction they have income, property, business and investment.
Death is the hardest thing to face ðŠĶ
Your inevitable death is be a hardest thing to face in life.
But in a lifetime of financial planning, and in over 20 years of providing expat services, I know that it is one of the most important subjects to face head on.
Inheritance passes through the bloodline unless you make a will
Inheritance rights pass through the bloodline automatically.
That means if there is no will, it passes to the bloodline.