Two Minute Tips

This was a really big ask to deal with this topic in two minutes. We think that we've pulled it off and produced something that will give you some insight into how they work. More importantly, we wanted to make it clear what they mean to the people that are tempted to invest because of them.If your thinking about going ahead with a life assurance regular savings plan and the special offer is making things more tempting, then take two minutes and have a listen. We know you won't regret it!If you want any further clarifivation on this topic or want to know more about anything else expat financial related then please visit our website.

Q: How may ways are there to set up health insurance?A: There are twoWe take a quick look at the two ways you can set up a health insurance policy and the diffence it makes to how fast your claims get paid or not. We also look at the impact that each basis has on the way pre-existing conditions are dealt with. Plus we give you our opinion on what we think is the best option out of the two. All this in two minutes!For any questions on this topic, additional information or any other areas that we may have covered please visit our website.

For many expats a regular savings plan is their first venture into the world of offshore investing. All too often it turns out to be a bad experience for many and is one of the most common expat complaints.Saving money over the long term is an important part of wealth creation. So we've looked at some key points that you should know so that you DON'T make the same mistakes as so may before you.Want to know more then visit us at our website!

Two Minute Tips is a mini podcast that provides financial tips and industry insider information to help expats make informed financial decisions. We provide clear and concise information that helps new and seasoned expats to make the best financial choices.Learn finance industry secrets that will help you get value for money and get your assets working for you.Our first episodes looks key questions every expat should be asking their life insurance providers.