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British Expats
CAW Network USA has partnered with Fawley Wealth International, a cross border wealth planning firm, to publish a series of articles that may be of interest to British expats in the USA, especially if they have legacy assets in the UK and are considering the impact of the 2024 autumn statement.
Whilst Fawley Wealth aims to attract British expat clients, the firm also collaborates with and supports Chartered accountants in the US and UK. We are sharing this information so that British expats and CAW network USA members can be aware of issues they should be considering.
The first article ’Two countries (still) separated by a common language’ focuses on the challenges our CAW Network USA members may face when working with expat clients immigrating, settling and repatriating. It outlines how help from a cross border financial planner may assist.
The second article focuses on ‘Wealth Planning – a 2024 guide for British expats moving to the USA’, and is a practical guide to assist those planning or recently having moved to the USA. We will be sharing additional items during 2025.
CAW Network USA is making this information available for its members with the permission of the author. However, this should not be construed as a recommendation of Fawley Wealth International or its services, nor a solicitation on behalf of Fawley Wealth International by CAW Network USA, its officers or volunteers. Furthermore, CAW Network USA does not vouch for the accuracy of the information provided by Fawley Wealth International.
Wealth Planning Guide – for Newly immigrated British Expats
Oscar Wilde, Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw famously commented on British-American commonalities, and as a British expatriate or dual citizen living in the United States, it’s become increasingly common to share experiences with other settlors who “moved here for a 3-year contract 15 years ago”.
Two countries (still) separated by a common language?
Oscar Wilde, Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw famously commented on British-American commonalities, and as a British expatriate or dual citizen living in the United States, it’s become increasingly common to share experiences with other settlors who “moved here for a 3-year contract 15 years ago”.