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Five short lessons on running your money well from abroad, including saving for your children and the estate rules that follow you. Free, written for internationally mobile families, no obligation.

General information, not financial advice. About three minutes a lesson.

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Five lessons of about three minutes each, so a week of coffee breaks is enough to work through the whole course.Cup of Couple / Pexels
The five lessons of the Expat Money Course, in orderA path of five numbered lessons. One, the residency reset: what changes the day you leave. Two, your UK pension, run from abroad. Three, saving for children when you live abroad. Four, the estate that crossed borders with you. Five, the coordinated plan covering protection, access and legacy. The lessons build in order, from the moment of departure to a plan that holds the parts together.Five lessons, in order, free1The residency resetWhat changes the day you leave2Your UK pensionRun from abroad3Saving for childrenWhen you live abroad4The estateThat crossed borders with you5The coordinated planProtection, access, legacyInformation only. The course explains the landscape; a regulated specialist handles your situation.
One email brings lesson one and links to all five, to read at your pace. Nothing in the course is financial advice.

The five lessons

02

Your UK pension, run from abroad

Pensions are where expat money plans are won. The State Pension, old workplace pots, and the transfer question, in plain English.

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Read them in order or begin with the lesson closest to your situation, and keep them to come back to later.Ufoops / Pexels