I recently came across a client with a UK life insurance policy. However, he hadn’t updated the insurer with his current contact details. In the mean time they wrote to him, using the address that they had on file which was no longer valid, to inform him that his premium was no longer sufficent to […]
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7 Life Insurance Questions and Answers for Expats
When it comes to buying life insurance as an expatriate, there are many questions that can come up. Buying life insurance should be simple, but more often than not, there is something that comes up that can be more than a bit confusing. Here is a look at some of the common expat life insurance […]
3 Reasons Not to Rely on Your Employer for Life Insurance
Employer provided life insurance is great. It is cheap, it is easy to apply for (sometimes you don’t even have to apply, you are covered automatically) and even if you have pre-existing medical conditions you may still be covered. Sounds good so far, right? Good yes, but here are 3 reasons why your employer should […]
5 Financial Planning Tips for Expat Spouses
I originally planned to write this for International Women’s Day. However, having thought about it, it doesn’t make a difference whether you are an expat wife or an expat husband accompanying a working partner, the points below are equally valid. So here are my top 5 financial planning tips for an expat spouse, whether you […]
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