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Judy Rickatson, Social Media Director at Families in Global Transition

Judy, can you tell us a bit about who you are and your background as an expat? I guess you could call me a professional trailing spouse. I was born and raised in the UK and unwittingly married a Third

Taking Your Children Overseas After a Divorce

courtesy of UK law firm, Pannone Whether you started a family overseas and are looking to come home after a divorce or you’ve been divorced and are now looking to move abroad the laws surrounding your right to take your

US Taxes – Things to Consider before Venturing Abroad

Things to Consider before Venturing Abroad By Michael Kaplanidis, CPA, Water Street Associates Working abroad can be exciting and financially rewarding, especially during our current economic climate. Before agreeing to an overseas assignment with a current or prospective employer, here

Pitfalls of Exotic Expat Investment Strategies

Tom Zachystal (CFA, CFP) is President of Individual Asset Management, a Registered Investment Advisor specializing in investment management and financial planning for expatriates. Click here to send Tom a no-obligation enquiry for financial advice. For the better part of this

Top Three Differences between Mortgages in France and the UK

by Sharon Hill, French Mortgage Direct. Click here to send Sharon a no-obligation enquiry for French mortgage advice. Most people buying a French property need to raise some type of mortgage finance to help them make their dream come true.

Beyond 1040 – What Else Do American Expats Have to Report With Their Taxes?

Marian Wellman specializes in income tax services for US expatriates living in other countries and foreigners living in the US. She has been an Enrolled Agent (Certified to Practice Before the IRS) since 1985 and is a member of the

Expat Income Alternatives for a Low Interest Rate World

Tai Aguirre, Producer and Host of The Expat Radio Show

Tai, can you tell us a bit about your background before producing and hosting The Expat Radio Show? My road to ultimately creating the Expat Show was a series of wild events one can only describe as unpredictable, long, winding

Tina Quick, Author of The Global Nomad’s Guide to University Transition

Tina, can you tell us something about your background and what prompted you to write "The Global Nomad's Guide to University Transition"? I am a third culture kid (TCK) myself. My father was in the military and I once asked

Julien Faliu, Founder & CEO Expat Blog

Julian, can you tell us a bit about your background before founding expat-blog.com? Before founding Expat blog six years ago, I worked as a web developer and marketer in the UK then in Spain for a few years. I went