Displaying 3 items of Expat Money Matters with the tag "capital gains tax".
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Weekly Market Update 02/09/2026
September 2nd, 2026 | Season 1 | 19 mins 15 secs
USA, United Kingdom, april 2027, bank of canada, belgium, canada, capital gains tax, cross-border planning, expat money matters, expat pensions, expat tax, federal reserve, inheritance tax, jackson hole, malta, malta individual tax programme, modelo 210, spain, uk pensions, us–canada trade
September begins with shifting interest-rate expectations, renewed trade tensions and several important cross-border planning dates. This week's Expat Money Matters update covers the US Federal Reserve, Canada, Belgium, Spain and Malta, alongside the latest HMRC detail on the April 2027 UK pension and Inheritance Tax changes.
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Weekly Market Update 26/08/2026
August 26th, 2026 | 9 mins 24 secs
United Kingdom, bank of canada, belgium, canada, canadian dollar, capital gains tax, cross-border finance, expats, federal reserve, inflation, interest rates, modelo 210, pensions, spain, tariffs, uk inheritance tax, united states, wealth management
In this episode of Expat Money Matters: Canada–US trade tensions escalate as Canada confirms its counter-tariffs, while persistent US inflation and higher UK inflation keep interest rates and currencies in focus. We explore what these developments could mean for expats, alongside important deadlines in Belgium and Spain and the approaching UK pension Inheritance Tax change.
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Weekly Market Update 01/07/2026
July 1st, 2026 | Season 1 | 9 mins 43 secs
ai investing, capital gains tax, cross-border wealth, cyprus non-dom, expat financial planning, expat money matters, france tax planning, inheritance tax, international tax planning, market update, pfic, uk politics, us connected persons, wealth management, weekly market update
This week’s Weekly Market Update explores renewed tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, shifting UK political and tax proposals, AI-driven market concentration, US-connected person planning issues, and changing tax regimes across Cyprus and France.