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CSM Expat Financial Planning's articles section provides essential financial guidance for expatriates, covering personal protection (life insurance, critical illness, medical coverage), global investments, market trends, and ESG factors to help expats make informed financial decisions.

Global Cancer Crisis For Young Adults

09 July 2025

A troubling pattern is emerging across the globe: cancer rates among young adults are rising at an unprecedented pace, challenging long-held assumptions about who gets cancer and when.

From the United States to Europe, from Australia to Asia, medical professionals are witnessing a demographic shift that is reshaping cancer care worldwide with strong links to PFAS connections!

The Psychological Impact Of Prostate Cancer

29 April 2025

Imagine the psychological impact when a doctor informs you of a prostate cancer diagnosis. Just hearing the word can leave patients stunned, barely absorbing the rest of what the doctor says.

For many, cancer is synonymous with death. Though it may not be life-ending, it is almost always life-changing and can be financially crippling too.

Brain injuries, chronic conditions and medical insurance

23 January 2025

In a heart-stopping moment that mirrored a traumatic event from seven years prior, a family's world was once again turned upside down by a sudden and devastating brain injury.

What began as a routine breakfast quickly transformed into a medical emergency, with the wife experiencing a complete loss of memory and awareness, her eyes wide with confusion and fear. This harrowing experience became a powerful testament to the critical importance of proactive medical insurance planning.

Police Officer did not expect colon cancer at age 26

25 August 2018

At just 26-years-old Officer DePasquale said he “didn’t expect” to be handed a stage-four cancer diagnosis at his age, which came soon after starting a new job.

Colon Cancer Patients Suffer Low Job Retention

01 February 2016

After a colorectal cancer diagnosis, patients may experience low rates of job retention, according to a research letter published in JAMA.

Cancer Makes It Hard To Keep Your Job And Pay The Bills

01 January 2016

Before she developed a breast tumor, Tara Cernacek assumed that anyone who was diagnosed with cancer would want to quit their job and stay home.

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