Moving, Working and Investing for American Expats
Global Adventures, Secure Finances:
Your Success Guide for the American expat
This website is dedicated to the countless American professionals who bravely forge new lives abroad. Whether sent by their employers or driven by a thirst for adventure, they navigate complex financial landscapes shaped by two tax regimes - that of their new home and the unwavering grasp of Uncle Sam.
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The Expat Investor's Playbook: A Concise Guide for Americans Living in France
Investing as a U.S. citizen or green card holder in France presents a unique set of challenges driven by the intersection of two distinct tax systems. The United States taxes its citizens on their worldwide income, regardless of where they live, while France taxes its residents on their global earnings. This guide provides a condensed overview of the essential principles, critical pitfalls, and strategic solutions for building a compliant and efficient investment portfolio while living in France. Read more …
Relocating to France: Practical Guide and Frequently Asked Questions
This article offers a brief overview of the key steps and considerations for U.S. citizens and Green Card holders planning a long-term move to France. The process includes obtaining the right visa, completing post-arrival administrative tasks, and preparing for financial, practical, and cultural adjustment. Read more …
A Financial Guide for Americans in Germany
For American expatriates in Germany, the dream of living and working abroad comes with a unique and often confusing set of financial challenges. You're not just creating a new life; you're navigating a maze of dual tax laws and conflicting regulations that can seem set up to punish even the most careful saver. How do you plan for your future when U.S. law guides you toward certain investments, while European rules prevent you from accessing them? Read more …