Reid Kopald

With few exceptions, those who are working in Australia must maintain a superannuation fund. If you are an Expat who is at least 18 years old and living and working in Australia, you are required to make contributions to the Australian superannuation fund unless you have a certificate of coverage in place w...

If you are a US Expat living and working in a foreign country, you are required to file a US expat tax return with the United States every year.  You are also required to report any capital asset sales to the IRS. ...

  This is a guest post by David Kuenzi. David is the Founding Partner of Thun Financial Advisors, a U.S. based investment management firm working with American expats worldwide. You can find more information at their web site: ...

It’s not uncommon for a US Expat to marry an individual who is not a US Citizen. One major concern of US Citizens with a Non-US Spouse is whether or not the spouse will be able to collect survivor benefits once the US Citizen passes away. These are examples of the benefits that survivors may receive: ...

Are you considering renouncing your US Citizenship? Are you curious as to how this will impact your eligibility to receive Social Security retirement benefits? Record numbers of US Citizens living overseas as US Expats are renouncing their US Citizenship to avoid being taxed by a country in which they are no...

If you were working in the United States before you moved to a foreign country, then you have most likely contributed to an American retirement account such as a 401(k) or IRA. If you are interested in managing your retirement account from abroad, you have three options from which to choose. If you were main...