3 Seminars, 3 Cities. 5 Guest Speakers announced. Tax, Finance blogs, and MORE!
We invite you to THE EXPATRIATE in London, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
"Making and keeping money. How to utilise the system as an expat to your advantage."
It’s been a massive few weeks for THE EXPATRIATE (TE) as we organise our four seminars across three cities. Our wealth optimisation seminars are exclusive invitation-only and designed especially for our TE community.
Our venue numbers are strictly limited; RSVP to secure your spot.
Firstly, we are excited to announce the special guest speakers from Pinnacle Wealth Management, partner of St. James’s Place UK; Senior Financial Advisors Ashley Haycock and Joesph Milsom will join Director Australian Expatriate Finance Adam Kingston in the London Seminar.
In Dubai and Abu Dhabi, THE EXPATRIATE Specialist from St. James's Place – Asia & Middle East, Managing Partner Sharon Calderini and Senior Partner David Gardner, with Managing Director of Australian Expatriate Finance, Adam Kingston.
London, Dubai and Abu Dhabi Seminar Topics Covered;
1) Australian property market update
2) Optimising property - buying, holding or selling - things you should be doing
3) Tax-effective investing
4) Currency exchange and the best ways to maximise your money
5) Paying tax in AU - how to reduce it
London Seminar - Evening drinks and refreshments
Date: 18th October
Where: Pinnacle Wealth Management Office, Canary Wharf
Time: 5:30 pm for 6:30 pm start
Dubai Seminar - Evening drinks and refreshments
Date: 23rd October
Where: Capital Club Dubai
Time: 6:30 pm for 7:00 pm start.
Abu Dhabi Seminar - Evening drinks and refreshments
Date: 25th October
Where: AusBG - Australian Business Group Abu Dhabi venue partner (TBA)
Time: 6:30 pm for 7:00 pm start.
St. James’s Place has also shared some great Expat Tax Information Webinars to view and prepare for the 2023-2024 Tax year. They are titled;
Repatriation Considerations
Property Tax for Australian Expats.
To watch the webinars, scan the QR Codes below.
Thank you, Sharon Calderini, Managing Partner, St James’s Place Asia and Middle East for sharing your blog;
Closing the Retirement Gap.
“How do we solve a potential 30-50 year problem?”
The answer:
“The way we think about retirement needs to change.”
With life expectancy increasing, someone aged 60 today could easily live another 30 years or beyond, which means today’s savers need their money to last longer.
If you’d like to read the full blog, click on the button below;
We will look forward to connecting with you at our seminars. RSVP here.
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