Pensions

To move, or not to move, one’s pension pot? Should I cash in my UK pension? This is the question that many expat retirees find themselves asking. Well, as I try to answer this question, the first thing that I can tell you is that approximately half of our clients do,...

As hugely rewarding as France is as a place for Britons to move to and retire – due to factors ranging from its beautiful landscapes to its abundant cultural attractions – if this is a path that you are considering taking, you will also have some decisions to make in...

It seems that more and more people have become aware of the ability to take a UK pension, as a French resident, and pay just 7.5% tax, after an unlimited 10% allowance, thus a very reasonable 6.75%. Indeed, we have written about it, in this very space, however, we...

There has always been a great deal of uncertainty surrounding what happens after Brexit, for many things. One of those anxieties has been the likely loss of EU passporting rights for UK financial services. Until recently, most people have considered that it is...

Many people ask what the options are when it comes to their UK pensions. The issue, when it comes to UK pensions, is always the intense lack of flexibility, which is always desirable, but it becomes imperative when you leave your home country, as financial planning...