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MARKET UPDATE 10.10.2022
Inflation continued to dominate the markets, US Fed governor Waller said last week that more needs to be done on interest rates and that the Fed should not pause until it sees firm evidence that inflation is easing. Comments were echoed by Chicago Fed governor Evans, who called for policy to be more restrictive and sees…

Brexit Makes UK Boarding Schools an Attractive Proposition to Expat Parents
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has led to a devaluation of the Pound, which has made the large fees charged by UK boarding schools more affordable to expat families. The average UK boarding school fees are around £25,000, and some currencies such as the Bahraini Dinar, have become worth twice as much as…

Can you leave your pension savings to your loved ones?
Pension rules now make it possible to pass your pension plan on to your loved ones without paying the previous 55% ‘death tax’. These basic checks and steps can normally make sure your pension savings go to the right people in a tax-efficient way. Many people want to leave their assets to their children or…

5 Financial Milestones to Reach by the Time You’re 40
Your twenties were a time to explore career and financial investment trade offs against your long-term goals. Your thirties were a time to start planning for your future. Now, you’re in your forties, perhaps that has left you with a higher income, or maybe it has left you wondering about an early retirement. Regardless of your personal circumstances,…

Summer’s Out For School – At a Hefty Price
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Across Europe children are bidding farewell to the Summer sun and returning to school for another year, at an even greater financial cost to their parents. For many expats, private fee-paying education is the only safe option to ensure a decent education for their children. A good education is one of the greatest and most…

Inflation in focus
The first quarter of 2021 saw inflation become the hot topic for investors The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines boosted hopes for a return to a new ‘normal’ of economic and social activity. In turn, this encouraged a reassessment of government and central bank policy accommodation, including their impact for inflation and interest rates. This matters…