When compiling this e-book, we have drawn on the wealth of knowledge and first-hand experience of some of our most senior global financial planning experts to outline exactly how you can do just that.

If you are an international worker with any form of UK private pension, this is a must read.

As an international expatriate it’s fair to assume you are probably earning more than you did back home, and are paying less, if any tax at all. However, it’s not all sunshine and smiles for international workers.

As such, it’s of paramount importance that you utilise your international status effectively by taking advantage of the various tax breaks and investment opportunities available to you, whilst ensuring you don’t fall foul of any legislature changes back home.

Failure to do so could mean you are running the risk of wasting this unique opportunity to secure your perfect future.‍

From State pension changes, to how ISAs no longer hold the same benefits to expats, this e-book covers all you need to know

Download your UK Expats Retirement Planning e-book to understand:

• If you will qualify for the State Pension
• What the 5th April deadline means for backdating contributions
• The impact of exchange rates
• When and how much you can expect to receive
• How your expat status affects any UK ISAs you may hold
• The tax implications of holding an ISA outside the UK
• The importance of reviewing all your UK policies

In addition to the above, our global financial planning experts have compiled a guide which helps you understand how to benefit from HMRC endorsed tax allowances to mitigate your tax exposure and potentially draw an annual income of £54,870 completely free of tax.

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Download our free e-guide to learn how to create a tax-free income of up to £54,870. and:

• Which HMRC approved allowances can help you mitigate your tax exposure
• The difference between tax evasion and tax efficiency
• Which assets are liable for Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
• When you need to report any investment gains
• The implications of living overseas has on any property sales in the UK
• The recent changes to the UK pension age
• The importance of acting now to take advantage of this opportunity