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Common Expat Tax Mistakes That Could Cost You as a Brit Living in Singapore

Common Expat Tax Mistakes That Could Cost You as a Brit Living in Singapore

by Global Financial Consultants

By Will Price Singapore offers an attractive lifestyle and low tax rates, but that doesn’t mean British expats can forget about His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC).  The UK’s tax rules for non-residents are complex, and even small misunderstandings can lead to unnecessary tax or missed opportunities. Below are some of the most frequent mistakes we see and how to avoid them. 1. Assuming You’ve Automatically Cut Ties with the UK Simply moving abroad doesn’t mean you’re no longer a UK tax resident.  The Statutory Residence Test looks at a combination of days spent in the UK and personal ties…

Financial Habits That Make Expats More Resilient and Successful

Financial Habits That Make Expats More Resilient and Successful

by Global Financial Consultants

By Daniel Dal Molin Singapore continues to be one of the most attractive destinations for expatriates that offers world-class infrastructure, career opportunities, and a gateway to Asia. Even with strong earning potential abroad, expats frequently encounter challenges in managing their finances across different jurisdictions. Cultivating the right financial habits is essential for making the most of your time in Singapore and protecting your long-term financial well-being. Here are six habits we’ve seen consistently set the most resilient and successful expatriates apart. 1. Take a Global View of Your Finances It is natural to focus on your local finances when you…

5 Traits to Look for When Finding a Financial Advisor in Thailand

5 Traits to Look for When Finding a Financial Advisor in Thailand

by Global Financial Consultants

By Glenn Emms Living abroad opens the door to new experiences, cultures, and opportunities. However, it also brings unique financial complexities. From juggling multiple currencies to navigating unfamiliar tax systems and planning for retirement across borders, expats face challenges that require expert guidance. For those living in Thailand, having a trusted financial advisor is not just helpful, it’s essential. So, how do you find the right one? Here are five key traits to look for when selecting a financial advisor as an expat. 1. Client-Centric Approach A great financial advisor puts your interests first, always. Look for someone who takes…

Building Financial Literacy Abroad: What Aussie Expats Should Know in Singapore

Building Financial Literacy Abroad: What Aussie Expats Should Know in Singapore

by Global Financial Consultants

By Jarrad Brown Living and working abroad is an exciting chapter for many Australians, especially in a dynamic financial hub like Singapore. With its strong economy, strategic location, and thriving expat community, Singapore offers a wide range of opportunities both professionally and personally. However, moving abroad comes with a unique set of financial challenges. Building strong financial literacy is essential for making smart decisions, particularly when navigating a different financial system. For Aussie expats, understanding the financial landscape in Singapore can feel overwhelming. From cross-border tax obligations and superannuation to investment planning and estate considerations, there is a lot to…

The Top 5 Financial Challenges Expats Face (And How to Deal With Them)

The Top 5 Financial Challenges Expats Face (And How to Deal With Them)

by Global Financial Consultants

By Glenn Emms Living and working abroad can feel like a dream, full of opportunities and career growth. But behind the polished surface, many expats face serious financial risks. Some don’t realise it until they try to retire. Others are caught off guard by unexpected life events. The truth is that many expats discover the consequences only when it’s too late to fix them. After decades of working with expats from all walks of life, I’ve seen the same five critical issues come up repeatedly. These aren’t minor missteps. They’re costly mistakes that can jeopardise your financial future. If any…

Emergency Funds for Expats: How Much Is Enough in a Volatile World?

Emergency Funds for Expats: How Much Is Enough in a Volatile World?

by Global Financial Consultants

By Rohit Singh If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that life can change fast. From global pandemics and geopolitical uncertainties to job market shifts, the world feels more uncertain than ever. For expats living and working in Singapore, having a solid emergency fund isn’t just sound financial advice. It’s essential. But how much is enough? And how should expats think about emergency funds differently from those living in their home country? Why Expats Need to Think Differently Unlike locals, expats often don’t have the same support systems in place. Your safety net might be thousands of…

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