Displaying 4 items of Expat Money Matters with the tag "us expats".
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Weekly Market Update 05/08/2026
August 5th, 2026 | Season 1 | 8 mins 32 secs
ai, amazon, bank of england, british expats, cross-border planning, expat finance, expat money matters, federal reserve, inflation, interest rates, meta, microsoft, oil prices, pensions, strait of hormuz, uk budget, us economy, us expats, weekly market update
This week on Expat Money Matters, the Weekly Market Update looks at unchanged UK and US interest rates, the confirmed date for the UK’s first Budget under the new government, what Big Tech earnings are revealing about the AI investment boom, the latest signals from the US economy, and renewed uncertainty around oil and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Weekly Market Update 29/07/2026
July 29th, 2026 | Season 1 | 14 mins 23 secs
belgium tax, cross-border wealth, currency risk, expat finance, financial planning, inheritance tax, interest rates, oil markets, qrops, retirement abroad, uk pensions, us expats, weekly market update
This week’s Expat Money Matters update examines Britain’s new government, changing energy and interest-rate conditions, Belgium’s new Capital Gains Tax regime, QROPS risks for US-connected pension holders, and what shifting markets may mean for retirement income abroad.
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Weekly Market Update 24/06/2026
June 24th, 2026 | Season 1 | 9 mins 9 secs
cross-border wealth, energy markets, expat finance, expat money matters, inheritance tax, international tax, malta residency, market update, portugal nhr, retirement planning, spacex ipo, uk pensions, us expats, wealth planning, weekly market update
This week’s update looks at the UK leadership transition, easing energy market tensions, SpaceX IPO volatility, and key cross-border planning issues affecting expatriates, including UK pensions for US residents, Portugal’s NHR expiry window, and Malta’s tax-efficient residency options.
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Weekly Market Update 11/03/2026
March 11th, 2026 | Season 1 | 4 mins 25 secs
chase buchanan, cross-border tax, expat finance, inflation, interest rates, macroeconomics, uk mortgages, uk spring statement, us expats, wealth management
In this week's episode, we explore how geopolitical tensions and rising energy prices are shifting global inflation expectations. Discover what the latest cautious stances from the Federal Reserve and Bank of England mean for borrowing costs, alongside essential wealth management updates from the UK Spring Statement and new tax provisions for US expats.