The European Union’s Entry-Exit System (EES) may cause UK expats to incur unexpected tax charges, Blevins Franks has warned.

Fifty-four per cent of UK expats living overseas feel either better or slightly better financially than they did twelve ...

A new boutique advice firm, Atlas Bridge Wealth, has launched in the Algarve region in Portugal to serve the growing number ...

Discover the realities of expat life in the UAE through the experiences of a UK national. Explore the comforts, challenges, ...

People from the UK who have retired abroad can still get a Winter Fuel Payment worth hundreds of pounds to help with energy ...

And while the vast majority of recipients live in the UK, thousands of British pensioners overseas still receive the Winter ...

Over half of UK expats say their finances have improved in 2025, with lower living costs and rising investments boosting ...

With rising costs in Spain, many retirees and digital nomads are choosing another sunny European destination which is a lot ...

A Scottish airport has used new energy technology to produce heat and power. The novel hydrogen combustion engine technology trial "marks the first time hydrogen has been used to meet both the power ...

Spain is facing fierce competition from another beautiful European country in its bid to attract British expats.

The new EU exit/entry system (EES) could lead to investigations into the personal finances of clients who travel abroad. The new EES border controls came into operation on 12 October, and the system ...

Norwegian crypto tax reporting jumps 30% in 2025 as over 73,000 declare assets worth NOK 40 billion, says the Norwegian Tax ...