Many people believe that once life insurance is set up and premiums paid, the policy is secure. But expats fall into a hidden trap: life insurance and moving countries don’t always go hand in hand.

This simple oversight could mean your life insurance payout is part of your estate. As a result, it might be subject to estate/inheritance taxes and delayed in probate for months—or even years.

This wasn't a desperate attempt to retain a client. It was about preventing them from making a potentially significant financial mistake.

Welcoming your child while living in another country can make the experience even more exciting.

Many expat couples get pregnant thinking their health insurance will cover it. Only to find out maternity isn't part of their company plan.

Navigating health insurance can be challenging for expats living abroad, especially when planning to start or expand a family.

Many expats rely on employer-provided health insurance, but not all policies include maternity cover!

Life insurance is a critical aspect of securing your family's financial future, particularly for expatriates

So here we are, the last part of how as an expat you can calculate how much expat life cover you need.

Let's start off by saying a lot depends on whether your partner works or not. If they don't then replacing your income is very important.

A big issue for expats, is no one wants to talk to you about life insurance. Most financial planners only want to talk about investing.

If you're replacing a policy then remember, a lot's probably changed since you set the last one up. It's an opportunity to get enough cover.

We're going to look at replacing your life insurance. As an expat your parameters have changed and we're going to help you understand this.

What is the impact that having a life policy decline a claim would have on your family.

They might even still be collecting the premiums every month. This doesn’t mean that your life insurance is going to work if you're an expat

The situation was caused by a really big assumption that the client was making. And it's one that many of you will be making as well...

Getting your currency transfers wrong as an expat will be a drain on your pocket. Though there's more options available to you these days!

Let's take a look in a bit more depth and discover why investing in UK property might not be as attractive as it once was.

I’m sure you’ve all thought “Ohh! I need to sort out my life insurance cover” and then something else more important comes along.

In reality you’re not going to have time to start day trading. You want to start investing in a way that fits in with your work & lifestyle.