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Expats in Vietnam: Your Top 7 Financial Questions Answered

February 11, 2026 at 09:51 AM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Daniel Dal Molin Whether you are dreaming of a career move, a new study environment, or a comfortable retirement, Vietnam is likely on your radar. It is a country where age-old traditions blend seamlessly with modern life. However, before you pack your bags for the streets of Hanoi or the beaches of Da Nang, it is essential to grasp the complete financial landscape. From the cost of a flat to the latest visa options for 2026, here is what you need to know about managing your money in the Land of the Blue Dragon. 1. What is the real…

The Australian Dollar Is Rising. Here’s how Aussie Expats in Singapore can Make the Most out of it

February 3, 2026 at 09:58 AM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Jarrad Brown If you are an Australian living and working in Singapore, currency movements are more than just financial headlines. They shape how much you can save, invest, spend, and send home. Over recent months, the Australian dollar has been on an upward trajectory, marking a notable shift after a long period of relative softness. For Aussie expats earning in Singapore dollars, this change creates both opportunities and trade-offs worth understanding. A stronger Australian dollar can work in your favour, but only when viewed in context. Whether you are supporting family back home, investing in Australian assets, or planning…

Retiring in the Philippines. The Stuff People Actually Worry About (And a Few Things They Probably Should)

January 29, 2026 at 02:08 PM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Glenn Emms If you are thinking about retiring in the Philippines, you are probably not losing sleep over whether the beaches are any good. They are. What tends to keep people awake is whether their money will last, whether pensions will suddenly become taxable, how healthcare really works, and whether they are about to make a costly mistake because someone online confidently said, “don’t worry, it’s all fine”. This is a straight-talk guide to the issues expats actually care about when retiring in the Philippines. No scare stories. No sales pitch. Just the realities. A quick word on tax…

10 Retirement Planning Tips for Women to Build Financial Security

January 20, 2026 at 09:44 AM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Rohit Singh Retirement planning often takes a back seat when you are balancing work, family, and the daily demands of life, but for many women, delaying these decisions can have long-term consequences. Women tend to live longer, take career breaks for caregiving, and face gaps in earnings and financial literacy that can make retirement planning feel overwhelming. The good news is that meaningful progress does not require drastic changes. Small, thoughtful steps taken today can shape a more secure and comfortable future. Below are ten practical approaches for women to consider when building financial security for retirement. 1. Start…

From Superannuation to SRS: The Top Questions Aussie Expats in Singapore Wish They Asked Before Moving

January 14, 2026 at 09:43 AM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Jarrad Brown For Australian expats living in Singapore, managing finances can be one of the most confusing aspects of life abroad. From understanding your superannuation and the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) to navigating tax residency and healthcare, there’s a lot to consider. Unfortunately, many expats only start asking the right questions after they’ve already made the move, which can lead to some costly mistakes or missed opportunities. Whether you’re an Aussie expat in Singapore or planning to move there, these are the top financial questions that many wish they’d asked before making the leap. 1. Do I Need to…

New Year, New You? Let’s Be Honest, You’ll Need Backup

January 8, 2026 at 10:47 AM — by Global Financial Consultants

By Will Price January has a certain smell to it. Not the scent of fireworks fading or champagne glasses drying, but something more intangible, more universal: the unmistakable aroma of collective optimism. Across the world, people declare that this is going to be their year. The year they finally get fit, get organised, get rich, get mindful, get ahead, or simply get through without losing their sanity. Gyms overflow. Diet apps surge. Amazon sells out of motivational planners with linen covers and inspirational quotes. For a brief, shining moment, everyone genuinely believes a total reinvention is possible simply because the…

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