app02 Wed, 02 Sep 2026 02:30:53 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Expat Money Matters - Episodes Tagged with “Spain” https://www.expatmm.com/tags/spain Wed, 02 Sep 2026 01:00:00 +0100 Expat Money Matters is the essential podcast for British expats, international professionals, and global citizens who want to secure their wealth while enjoying their new life overseas. Hosted by Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management, this series cuts through the complexity of cross-border finance to provide clear, "jargon-free" advice. In each episode, we sit down with industry leaders—including Group CEO Lee Eldridge and local specialists from Spain, Portugal, Malta, and beyond—to tackle the real-world financial challenges of relocation. What We Cover: The Tax Traps: Why your UK ISA is no longer tax-efficient and how to structure your assets for life in Europe. Residency &amp; Visas: Navigating the post-Brexit landscape, from Portugal’s Golden Visa to Spain’s digital nomad options. Pension Planning: Understanding QROPS, SIPPs, and how to access your UK pension without unnecessary tax bills. Estate Planning: Protecting your legacy with cross-border Wills and understanding local inheritance laws. Investment Strategy: Building a portfolio that works in your new currency and jurisdiction. Whether you are retiring to the Mediterranean, moving for work, or simply seeking a more global lifestyle, Expat Money Matters is your guide to making informed financial decisions. Trusted advice made simple. About Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management: Chase Buchanan is a leading international wealth management firm providing global finance solutions for those with a global lifestyle. With offices across Europe and North America, we specialize in helping expats navigate the complexities of cross-border taxation and wealth protection. Our advisers are highly qualified (UK Level 4/6 standards) and supported by specialist tax barristers to ensure your financial plan is robust, compliant, and tailored to you. Visit us online: chasebuchanan.com Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as personal financial, investment, or tax advice. The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management. Financial laws and tax regulations are subject to change and vary by jurisdiction. You should always seek professional advice tailored to your individual circumstances before making any financial decisions. Chase Buchanan Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (Licence No: 287/15) and offers services in the EU on a cross-border basis as per the provisions of MiFID II. Chase Buchanan Insurance Services is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Insurance Companies Control Service (Licence No: 6883). en-gb episodic Chase Buchanan Expat Money Matters is the essential podcast for British expats, international professionals, and global citizens who want to secure their wealth while enjoying their new life overseas. Hosted by Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management, this series cuts through the complexity of cross-border finance to provide clear, "jargon-free" advice. In each episode, we sit down with industry leaders—including Group CEO Lee Eldridge and local specialists from Spain, Portugal, Malta, and beyond—to tackle the real-world financial challenges of relocation. What We Cover: The Tax Traps: Why your UK ISA is no longer tax-efficient and how to structure your assets for life in Europe. Residency &amp; Visas: Navigating the post-Brexit landscape, from Portugal’s Golden Visa to Spain’s digital nomad options. Pension Planning: Understanding QROPS, SIPPs, and how to access your UK pension without unnecessary tax bills. Estate Planning: Protecting your legacy with cross-border Wills and understanding local inheritance laws. Investment Strategy: Building a portfolio that works in your new currency and jurisdiction. Whether you are retiring to the Mediterranean, moving for work, or simply seeking a more global lifestyle, Expat Money Matters is your guide to making informed financial decisions. Trusted advice made simple. About Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management: Chase Buchanan is a leading international wealth management firm providing global finance solutions for those with a global lifestyle. With offices across Europe and North America, we specialize in helping expats navigate the complexities of cross-border taxation and wealth protection. Our advisers are highly qualified (UK Level 4/6 standards) and supported by specialist tax barristers to ensure your financial plan is robust, compliant, and tailored to you. Visit us online: chasebuchanan.com Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as personal financial, investment, or tax advice. The views expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Chase Buchanan Private Wealth Management. Financial laws and tax regulations are subject to change and vary by jurisdiction. You should always seek professional advice tailored to your individual circumstances before making any financial decisions. Chase Buchanan Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (Licence No: 287/15) and offers services in the EU on a cross-border basis as per the provisions of MiFID II. Chase Buchanan Insurance Services is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Insurance Companies Control Service (Licence No: 6883). no expat, living abroad, finance, retirement, Chase Buchanan viktor.nyics@chasebuchanan.com Weekly Market Update 02/09/2026 https://www.expatmm.com/weekly-financial-market-update-02-09-2026 109a4157-e1f6-4760-93a5-c94728784274 Wed, 02 Sep 2026 01:00:00 +0100 Chase Buchanan full 1 Chase Buchanan 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. 19:15 no <p>In this week's Expat Money Matters – Weekly Market Update, we look at the Federal Reserve's more hawkish message from Jackson Hole and what changing US interest-rate expectations could mean for the dollar, bonds and cross-border income.</p> <p>We also cover the Bank of Canada's upcoming rate decision and escalating US–Canada trade tensions, Belgium's newly passed capital gains tax deadline, and renewed disruption around the Strait of Hormuz.</p> <p>For those with financial connections to southern Europe, we explain the upcoming Modelo 210 reporting changes for non-resident property owners in Spain and the transition to Malta's new Individual Tax Programme from January 2027.</p> <p>Finally, HMRC has published further technical detail on the major change coming from 6 April 2027, when most unused UK pension funds and certain pension death benefits will be brought within the value of an estate for UK Inheritance Tax purposes.</p> <p>If any of these developments could affect your pensions, investments, property, estate planning or plans to move abroad, you can book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at: <a href="https://chasebuchanan.typeform.com/to/ASu6vYbF/?utm_source=wmu&amp;utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=weekly-market-update&amp;utm_content=cta-talk-to-advisor" rel="nofollow noopener">chasebuchanan.com/book</a> </p> Expat Money Matters, Weekly Market Update, expat financial planning, UK expats, US expats, Federal Reserve, Jackson Hole, US interest rates, UK interest rates, Bank of Canada, Canada tariffs, US Canada trade, Canadian dollar, Belgium capital gains tax, Spain Modelo 210, Spain non-resident property tax, Malta Individual Tax Programme, Malta tax residency, UK pensions, UK Inheritance Tax, pension IHT 2027, HMRC pension changes, cross-border wealth management, expat pensions, international financial planning, Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, currency risk In this week's Expat Money Matters – Weekly Market Update, we look at the Federal Reserve's more hawkish message from Jackson Hole and what changing US interest-rate expectations could mean for the dollar, bonds and cross-border income.

We also cover the Bank of Canada's upcoming rate decision and escalating US–Canada trade tensions, Belgium's newly passed capital gains tax deadline, and renewed disruption around the Strait of Hormuz.

For those with financial connections to southern Europe, we explain the upcoming Modelo 210 reporting changes for non-resident property owners in Spain and the transition to Malta's new Individual Tax Programme from January 2027.

Finally, HMRC has published further technical detail on the major change coming from 6 April 2027, when most unused UK pension funds and certain pension death benefits will be brought within the value of an estate for UK Inheritance Tax purposes.

If any of these developments could affect your pensions, investments, property, estate planning or plans to move abroad, you can book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at: chasebuchanan.com/book

]]> In this week's Expat Money Matters – Weekly Market Update, we look at the Federal Reserve's more hawkish message from Jackson Hole and what changing US interest-rate expectations could mean for the dollar, bonds and cross-border income.

We also cover the Bank of Canada's upcoming rate decision and escalating US–Canada trade tensions, Belgium's newly passed capital gains tax deadline, and renewed disruption around the Strait of Hormuz.

For those with financial connections to southern Europe, we explain the upcoming Modelo 210 reporting changes for non-resident property owners in Spain and the transition to Malta's new Individual Tax Programme from January 2027.

Finally, HMRC has published further technical detail on the major change coming from 6 April 2027, when most unused UK pension funds and certain pension death benefits will be brought within the value of an estate for UK Inheritance Tax purposes.

If any of these developments could affect your pensions, investments, property, estate planning or plans to move abroad, you can book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at: chasebuchanan.com/book

]]> Weekly Market Update 26/08/2026 https://www.expatmm.com/weekly-financial-market-update-26-08-2026 3ed11c71-7f31-40a3-be1f-65bb1f251e18 Wed, 26 Aug 2026 04:00:00 +0100 Chase Buchanan full Chase Buchanan 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. 9:24 no <p>In this episode of Expat Money Matters: The Canada–US trade dispute has intensified. Canada has confirmed counter-tariffs on approximately C$27.6 billion of US imports, while the threat of further tariffs on Canadian vehicles creates additional uncertainty for businesses, consumers and the Canadian dollar.</p> <p>Meanwhile, US economic growth remained at 1.5% during the second quarter, but inflation stayed above the Federal Reserve’s target. UK inflation also moved higher, keeping interest-rate expectations—and their potential effects on sterling, investments and borrowing costs—in focus.</p> <p>This episode considers what these developments could mean for internationally mobile families. We also cover Belgium’s approaching capital gains tax deadline, Spain’s Modelo 210 reporting changes and the inclusion of most unused pensions within UK Inheritance Tax calculations from April 2027.</p> <p>If these developments could affect your plans, book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at:<br> <a href="https://chasebuchanan.typeform.com/to/ASu6vYbF" rel="nofollow noopener">chasebuchanan.com/book</a></p> Canada–US trade tensions, Canada tariffs 2026, Canadian counter-tariffs, Canadian dollar, expat financial planning, British expats, American expats, expats in Canada, UK inflation, US inflation, PCE inflation, US interest rates, Bank of Canada, cross-border investments, Belgium capital gains tax, Spain Modelo 210, UK Inheritance Tax, pensions and Inheritance Tax, international wealth management, cross-border financial planning In this episode of Expat Money Matters: The Canada–US trade dispute has intensified. Canada has confirmed counter-tariffs on approximately C$27.6 billion of US imports, while the threat of further tariffs on Canadian vehicles creates additional uncertainty for businesses, consumers and the Canadian dollar.

Meanwhile, US economic growth remained at 1.5% during the second quarter, but inflation stayed above the Federal Reserve’s target. UK inflation also moved higher, keeping interest-rate expectations—and their potential effects on sterling, investments and borrowing costs—in focus.

This episode considers what these developments could mean for internationally mobile families. We also cover Belgium’s approaching capital gains tax deadline, Spain’s Modelo 210 reporting changes and the inclusion of most unused pensions within UK Inheritance Tax calculations from April 2027.

If these developments could affect your plans, book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at:
chasebuchanan.com/book

]]> In this episode of Expat Money Matters: The Canada–US trade dispute has intensified. Canada has confirmed counter-tariffs on approximately C$27.6 billion of US imports, while the threat of further tariffs on Canadian vehicles creates additional uncertainty for businesses, consumers and the Canadian dollar.

Meanwhile, US economic growth remained at 1.5% during the second quarter, but inflation stayed above the Federal Reserve’s target. UK inflation also moved higher, keeping interest-rate expectations—and their potential effects on sterling, investments and borrowing costs—in focus.

This episode considers what these developments could mean for internationally mobile families. We also cover Belgium’s approaching capital gains tax deadline, Spain’s Modelo 210 reporting changes and the inclusion of most unused pensions within UK Inheritance Tax calculations from April 2027.

If these developments could affect your plans, book a complimentary, no-obligation meeting with a qualified Chase Buchanan adviser at:
chasebuchanan.com/book

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