Expat Money Club

Buy To Let or sometimes called Buy And Hold is one of the easiest property strategies to execute, especially for an expat investor. In this episode, Dan and Sam run through the basics of what it all means and how to get started.Stay tuned until the end for this week's Expat Essential, where Dan recommends a browser extension that can really help with negotiating a property price.Go

In this episode of the Expat Money Club, Dan and Sam dissect the current mortgage landscape, exploring how recent changes impact expat investors.They cover the Bank of England base rate, the implications for mortgage products, and compare interest rates for personal, buy-to-let, and limited company investments.The discussion extends to the potential effects of the upcoming UK elect

In this episode of the Expat Money Club, Dan and Sam dive deeper into investing strategies, building on the previous week's introduction to the stock market.They discuss the differences between banks and broker platforms, outline various investment strategies, and provide practical advice on choosing the right investment approach.Whether you're new to investing or looking to optimi

In this episode of the Expat Money Club, Dan and Sam break down the basics of investing in stocks, shares, ETFs, and indexes.They simplify these complex topics, explaining how these investment tools can help build wealth with a set-and-forget mentality.Whether you're a novice investor or looking to diversify your portfolio, this episode provides essential insights for expats and di

There's a lot to consider when buying property. Even more when you're remote. And yet even more when remote in a different country. Dan and Sam have a look at the absolute top level when considering property as an Expat.

Dan and Sam discuss the process of setting up bank accounts and credit cards as an expat in Hong Kong. From the first steps to take, the differences between international and local banks, the challenges expats may face, and the documents required. They also touch on building and maintaining credit history, sending money between Hong Kong and the UK, protecting oneself from fraud an

Heading off into the sunset as to become an expat is super exciting. And today on the pod, we're looking to make as smooth as possible too. From setting up bank accounts to planning for retirement, we're diving into all the key considerations for starting your new life abroad to help you make an experience to remember.

When people think of property investing, they might automatically think of the big picture aspects like attending property viewings or negotiating with estate agents. But there are a lot of things that can be done in the background to help make your property journey as smooth as possible. In this episode, that’s exactly what Dan and Sam are sharing.And this week’s Expat Essenti

The beginning of any journey starts with a single step and often it’s that 1st step that is the most difficult. But once you get moving, momentum can help move you forward and even increase your pace. That’s exactly what the snowball effect is and in today’s episode, that’s what Sam and Dan are discussing.And to help you keep your momentum, this week’s Expat Essential is

Getting the money together for the 1st deposit is a big step. An important step. But is only the 1st step when it comes to budgeting for a property purchase. Today, we’re looking at the “other” costs when it comes to buying property.And make sure you check out this week’s Expat Essential - it’s a book recommendation from Sam that will change the way you view money. Check