app01 Wed, 09 Sep 2026 08:33:08 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Expat Money Matters - Episodes Tagged with “Us Inflation” https://www.expatmm.com/tags/us%20inflation Wed, 09 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 09/09/2026 https://www.expatmm.com/weekly-financial-market-update-09-09-2026 13f15ba0-67de-4c56-b326-748baede76d8 Wed, 09 Sep 2026 01:00:00 +0100 Chase Buchanan full 1 Chase Buchanan Stronger US employment, new Canadian counter-tariffs and changes to French pension rules lead this week’s update, alongside the forthcoming ECB decision and practical developments affecting property owners in Portugal and the Canary Islands. 9:33 no <p>The US labour market regained momentum in August, but forthcoming inflation data could still shape the Federal Reserve’s next decision. Meanwhile, Canada kept interest rates unchanged, extended fuel-tax relief and introduced new counter-tariffs on US goods.</p> <p>This episode also examines changes to French pension rules, the approaching European Central Bank decision, Portugal’s BUPi land-registration deadline and the latest UK policy signals ahead of the October Budget.</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"><strong>chasebuchanan.com/book</strong></a> </p> Expat finance, international wealth management, cross-border financial planning, expat pensions, international investments, overseas property, estate planning, tax planning for expatriates, retirement planning, currency risk, global markets, British expatriates, American expatriates, Chase Buchanan, Expat Money Matters The US labour market regained momentum in August, but forthcoming inflation data could still shape the Federal Reserve’s next decision. Meanwhile, Canada kept interest rates unchanged, extended fuel-tax relief and introduced new counter-tariffs on US goods.

This episode also examines changes to French pension rules, the approaching European Central Bank decision, Portugal’s BUPi land-registration deadline and the latest UK policy signals ahead of the October Budget.

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

]]> The US labour market regained momentum in August, but forthcoming inflation data could still shape the Federal Reserve’s next decision. Meanwhile, Canada kept interest rates unchanged, extended fuel-tax relief and introduced new counter-tariffs on US goods.

This episode also examines changes to French pension rules, the approaching European Central Bank decision, Portugal’s BUPi land-registration deadline and the latest UK policy signals ahead of the October Budget.

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 19/08/2026 https://www.expatmm.com/weekly-financial-market-update-19-08-2026 a091aaf0-8cb1-40f5-b559-2df6ed46b90b Wed, 19 Aug 2026 01:00:00 +0100 Chase Buchanan full 1 Chase Buchanan This Weekly Market Update examines changing UK, US and Canadian economic signals, continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, and approaching planning deadlines in Belgium, Malta and the Canary Islands. 11:14 no <p>In this episode of Expat Money Matters, we examine the latest economic signals from the UK, US and Canada, including changing interest-rate expectations, Canada’s rising inflation and the approaching US tariff deadline.</p> <p>We also look at continued shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and revisit three important cross-border planning deadlines: Belgium’s capital gains tax opt-out, Malta’s transitional application rules and the Canary Islands Special Zone registration deadline.</p> <p>Every situation is different. Residence, nationality, assets, pensions, business interests and future plans can all affect which rules apply.</p> <p>Book a complimentary initial conversation with one of our cross-border advisers at chasebuchanan.com/book </p> Weekly Market Update, Expat Money Matters, expat financial planning, cross-border financial planning, UK economy, US economy, Canadian inflation, Canada US tariffs, interest rates, Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, Canary Islands ZEC, Belgium capital gains tax, Malta Individual Tax Programme, international investments, currency exchange, expat tax planning In this episode of Expat Money Matters, we examine the latest economic signals from the UK, US and Canada, including changing interest-rate expectations, Canada’s rising inflation and the approaching US tariff deadline.

We also look at continued shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and revisit three important cross-border planning deadlines: Belgium’s capital gains tax opt-out, Malta’s transitional application rules and the Canary Islands Special Zone registration deadline.

Every situation is different. Residence, nationality, assets, pensions, business interests and future plans can all affect which rules apply.

Book a complimentary initial conversation with one of our cross-border advisers at chasebuchanan.com/book

]]> In this episode of Expat Money Matters, we examine the latest economic signals from the UK, US and Canada, including changing interest-rate expectations, Canada’s rising inflation and the approaching US tariff deadline.

We also look at continued shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and revisit three important cross-border planning deadlines: Belgium’s capital gains tax opt-out, Malta’s transitional application rules and the Canary Islands Special Zone registration deadline.

Every situation is different. Residence, nationality, assets, pensions, business interests and future plans can all affect which rules apply.

Book a complimentary initial conversation with one of our cross-border advisers at chasebuchanan.com/book

]]> Weekly Market Update 18/02/2026 https://www.expatmm.com/wmu2026feb18 62158ea2-14c1-4e19-b324-657d65b90131 Wed, 18 Feb 2026 04:30:00 +0000 Chase Buchanan full 1 Chase Buchanan In this week's update, we analyse a significant shift in market sentiment as AI disruption moves beyond software and begins to threaten the traditional wealth management sector. We discuss the "shoot first, ask questions later" nature of current markets and why investors are re-evaluating the terminal value of companies facing "second-order" AI threats. Plus, we cover the latest US inflation data and what to expect from upcoming UK labour market reports. 6:54 no <p>In this week's Weekly Market Update, we analyse a turbulent week of headlines that saw significant volatility in individual stocks despite relatively modest movement at the index level.</p> <p>We dive deep into the primary catalyst of the week: the launch of a new AI tool claiming to automate a substantial amount of the work traditionally performed by wealth managers and financial planners. This development sent shockwaves through the market, causing several UK investment platforms to trade significantly lower, with one name falling by double digits.</p> <p>In this episode, we also discuss:</p> <ul> <li>The Expansion of the AI "Witch Hunt": How the initial sell-off in SaaS companies has spread to sectors like real estate, logistics, and consumer staples.</li> <li>Second-Order Effects: The growing investor concern that AI-related job cuts in the professional sector will flow through to industries like business travel and catering.</li> <li>Market Sentiment vs. Fundamentals: Why the market is adopting a "shoot first, ask questions later" approach regarding the terminal value of businesses perceived to be under threat.</li> <li>Macro Stability: A look at the positive backdrop of global economic growth and the lower-than-expected US inflation print.</li> <li>UK Economic Outlook: What to expect from upcoming employment data and the likelihood of Bank of England rate cuts starting as early as April. </li> </ul> AI wealth management tools, UK investment platform crash, second-order AI effects, US inflation February 2026, UK unemployment 5.1%, terminal value AI risk, Chase Buchanan market update. In this week's Weekly Market Update, we analyse a turbulent week of headlines that saw significant volatility in individual stocks despite relatively modest movement at the index level.

We dive deep into the primary catalyst of the week: the launch of a new AI tool claiming to automate a substantial amount of the work traditionally performed by wealth managers and financial planners. This development sent shockwaves through the market, causing several UK investment platforms to trade significantly lower, with one name falling by double digits.

In this episode, we also discuss:

  • The Expansion of the AI "Witch Hunt": How the initial sell-off in SaaS companies has spread to sectors like real estate, logistics, and consumer staples.
  • Second-Order Effects: The growing investor concern that AI-related job cuts in the professional sector will flow through to industries like business travel and catering.
  • Market Sentiment vs. Fundamentals: Why the market is adopting a "shoot first, ask questions later" approach regarding the terminal value of businesses perceived to be under threat.
  • Macro Stability: A look at the positive backdrop of global economic growth and the lower-than-expected US inflation print.
  • UK Economic Outlook: What to expect from upcoming employment data and the likelihood of Bank of England rate cuts starting as early as April.
]]> In this week's Weekly Market Update, we analyse a turbulent week of headlines that saw significant volatility in individual stocks despite relatively modest movement at the index level.

We dive deep into the primary catalyst of the week: the launch of a new AI tool claiming to automate a substantial amount of the work traditionally performed by wealth managers and financial planners. This development sent shockwaves through the market, causing several UK investment platforms to trade significantly lower, with one name falling by double digits.

In this episode, we also discuss:

  • The Expansion of the AI "Witch Hunt": How the initial sell-off in SaaS companies has spread to sectors like real estate, logistics, and consumer staples.
  • Second-Order Effects: The growing investor concern that AI-related job cuts in the professional sector will flow through to industries like business travel and catering.
  • Market Sentiment vs. Fundamentals: Why the market is adopting a "shoot first, ask questions later" approach regarding the terminal value of businesses perceived to be under threat.
  • Macro Stability: A look at the positive backdrop of global economic growth and the lower-than-expected US inflation print.
  • UK Economic Outlook: What to expect from upcoming employment data and the likelihood of Bank of England rate cuts starting as early as April.
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