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The articles section on CSM Expat Financial Planning's website offers comprehensive coverage on topics pertinent to expatriates and their financial planning needs.

The blog features detailed insights on personal financial protection, including life assurance, critical illness, and medical insurance. Investment-related content addresses global economic issues, investment trends, ESG factors, and the state of financial markets. The primary aim of these articles is to keep expatriates informed, enabling them to make well-informed financial planning decisions.

State Pension Alarms

17 December 2021

With UK inflation surpassing 5.1% the UK Government is 'seriously under pressure' to rethink state pension increases that will significantly impact retirees.

Property Investing - Different Thinking For Different Times

18 September 2021

Andrew Jones, CEO and co-founder of LondonMetric refers to the owners of high street retail property as holding “melting ice cubes” in this engaging video presentation.

Offshore investors to suffer new tax

16 October 2019

Personal portfolio bond investors to suffer a new penal tax if investing into UK property funds.

No money to pay for cancer treatments

09 September 2019

A dying dad, aged just 38, is unable to acquire the drugs that could possibly save or double his life expectancy from the UK’s NHS.

This blog provides the background to Adams's thought provoking story and asks "should we as expats consider more carefully the role of critical illness insurance to ensure such funds are available?"

Nurses family faced with GBP 30K bill after holiday death

09 November 2018

Nurse, Charlotte Carter aged 30, dies on girls’ holiday to Dubai after falling ill on her flight - her family now face a £30,000.00 bill to take her back to UK.

Unclaimed UK Pensions And Tracing Service

17 October 2018

It has been revealed that the UK has £20 billion in unclaimed pensions, research from the independent PPI has revealed, adding pressure on the government to act over the "pensions dashboard".

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