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Learn what to consider before consolidating multiple UK pensions as a US resident, including safeguarded benefits, tax reporting, costs, and key planning considerations.
Returning to the UK from the US? Learn how the 2025 FIG regime, capital gains, Roth IRAs, pensions, ISAs and inheritance tax could affect your move before UK residency resumes.
Moved to the US but kept your UK house? Learn how the IRS and HMRC tax rental income, depreciation, mortgages, foreign accounts, and the eventual sale.
Moved to America with a UK ISA? Learn how Stocks & Shares ISAs, Cash ISAs, Lifetime ISAs and Premium Bonds are treated under US tax rules, including PFIC reporting, FATCA, FBAR and potential US tax obligations.
Managing multiple foreign accounts as a US resident can create FATCA, FBAR, tax reporting, and estate planning challenges. Learn how UK-origin households can inventory, evaluate, and consolidate cross-border accounts.
Moved to the US with an offshore investment bond or insurance wrapper? Learn how US tax rules, Section 7702, investor control and PFICs may affect your portfolio.
Moved to the US with UK or overseas investments? Learn how the IRS treats ISAs, foreign funds, offshore bonds, pensions, FBAR, Form 8938 and PFICs.
Does your Maltese QROPS still fit today's US tax rules? Learn what changed after 2021, identify structural mismatches, and understand what to review in 2026.
Learn how the US-Malta Tax Treaty applies to Maltese QROPS distributions after the 2021 IRS agreement, including Article 17, trust reporting, PFIC issues and planning considerations for US residents.
Has your Maltese QROPS been properly reviewed? Discover the 8-point structural checklist US residents should use to assess investments, fees, PFIC exposure, reporting, beneficiaries, and future planning.
Is your cross-border financial adviser still providing ongoing advice? Discover 7 warning signs of adviser drift, fiduciary duties, and what proactive engagement should look like.
Learn what to do if your cross-border financial adviser or firm has closed, been acquired, lost permissions, or stopped responding, and understand your next steps.