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Guide to Essential Money Tools
Guide to Essential Money Tools
The theme of our 2007 expatriate Guide is money tools. Within these pages, readers will be introduced to those financial products and services that no expat can afford to manage a stint abroad without. Across every area of expat money management we’ve identified and explained a wide range of essential, easy to manage money tools, and explored a raft of newer, more innovative products and services. We have also examined some superbly devised bespoke products supporting the more sophisticated end of expat money management.
So, whether your financial needs are simple or complex, whether you’re new to expatriate living or an old hand, this 2007 Guide to Essential Money Tools will help you lay the foundations of a financially secure and profitable expat future.
This essential Guide addresses all these questions as it matches tools to tasks, covering each particular set of financial issues and problems expats face whilst overseas. Once again, Expat Investor has invited contributions from the offshore finance industry, and its experts have put forward detailed descriptions of their most valued money tools.
These analyses enable readers to gain a deeper appreciation of the offshore marketplace and the ways in which it works to assist them in matching their needs to the best available products and services.