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If it generates revenue, they will tax it

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 04/05/2014

» The economics of living our everyday lives can be painfully cruel for most people, from a financial perspective. Yet we often fall victim to the reality that we sometimes do things because they are for our own good even if they make no practical sense.

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You can love it or loathe it, but financial regulation is here to stay

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 12/05/2013

» Is the expat investor really better off today when it comes to protection than in the "good old days", when markets seemingly were simpler to understand and regulate? Is an all-encompassing regulatory framework for the financial markets even feasible? Where is the sensible middle ground between intrusive rules and the uncontrolled elements of financial services "cowboys" and consumer internet "experts"?

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Personal finance: A regular banking review

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 05/05/2013

» One of the most important aspects of expat living is having access to meaningful bank accounts that afford us the greatest flexibility. As life moves on we tend to accumulate various accounts on our travels and neglect them as they become less important in our minds. A regular banking review is time well spent in streamlining your accounts and also stamping out unnecessary costs.

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What happened to QROPS? New challenges for UK pensioners

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 07/10/2012

» Are you up to date with all of the advantages and possible pitfalls of a Qualified Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme (QROPS)? There have been sweeping changes this year which could be significant for you if you have deferred pension schemes in the UK.

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Will latest bank scandal hit expatriate pockets?

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 15/07/2012

» Late last month a new banking scandal was revealed, one that may have far wider implications to our banking system than we can yet imagine. Although the story has quieted down somewhat, it could be that we are just seeing the tip of the iceberg? How might you be affected as an expat?

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How to ease the pain of regulatory compliance

Spectrum, Andrew Wood, Published on 17/06/2012

» Reporting requirements for financial transactions are among the chores that burden expats. Anti-money laundering regulations are among the most intrusive. Are these really necessary? Let's study these requirements in more detail.