Expat Money Newsletter - July 2019

Welcome to this month’s Expat Money Newsletter.

Medical insurance is recognized as important by many expats; but there are many other areas of insurance that are important for expats, including life, income protection, kidnap and indemnity cover.

We have now announced the dates and venues for our new Retire Abroad Roadshows in London, Birmingham and Manchester to help people to ensure that they successfully plan their retirement abroad.

The Expat Network Team

expats@expatnetwork.com

Expats’ Special Insurance Needs

Everyone faces risks that require reliable insurance coverage. Expats face the same risks as well as additional risks caused by their decision to live abroad. It is important to recognise the risks that you face and to be sure that the coverage does not have terms invalidating the insurance because of your location or because of the fact that you live abroad.

How To Have Peace Of Mind As An Expat

Being an expat has its benefits and can also expose you to more unknowns. What would happen if you were injured or unwell and unable to work? We have compiled a quick checklist to help you in your planning and what you might need in your new home country. Don’t leave anything to chance and enjoy the great moments of being an expat.

What You Need To Know About Health Insurance For Expats

Whether you are planning on making that life-changing trip or migrating to retire or work abroad, it is imperative to choose the right type of health insurance that will cover your medical needs fully. There are a plethora of insurers and policies, and knowing which one to go for can be a difficult and often daunting process. This is especially the case for those looking to buy health insurance in other countries.

I Live In Canada. Where Do I Pay Tax On My UK Pension?

One of the members of the Expat Network community asked a question about where her UK local government pension will be taxed having emigrated to Canada. Richard Watts-Joyce, Partner at Global Tax Network responded to her query.

Expats – Plan Your Retirement Abroad

Many expats having spent a proportion or all of their career abroad get used to a different climate and lifestyle and do not feel drawn back to their home country when considering their retirement. There are many options for retiring and it is a very personal decision on where to retire. We set out the issues to consider as you plan your retirement.

Your Free Guide To Living In Australia

So, you are considering moving to Australia! A country rich in wildlife, precious raw materials, pleasant weather and offering an excellent quality of life for the whole family. With its endless beaches, lively cities and vast outback, Australia has long been the one of the most popular places for Britons and others to emigrate to.

Make the transition work better with this free-to-download, full-colour guide. Your Guide To Living In Australia provides you with guidance on the issues you will need to address as you plan your move, whether that is to retire, buy a second property or simply enjoy a whole new life.

Don’t Miss Your Latest Jobs Newsletter

Welcome to Expat Network’s June Jobs newsletter. As well as links to some of the many new job opportunities available at Expat Network, we explore some of the many issues affecting your working life as an expat - or would-be expat.

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