The UK needs a fair and attractive tax regime for wealthy newcomers to replace an imperial anachronism
Chancellor warned that abolition of the regime will lead to well-heeled foreigners leaving the UK
Jeremy Hunt’s abolition of controversial colonial-era system expected to raise £2.7bn a year
Numbers of international workers are rising, but many struggle to find a home
Organising a global move for wealthy clients can mean packing valuable artworks, sourcing a hard-to-find luxury car or offsetting culture shock — and more
They bring up babies, care for the elderly, walk dogs, cook and clean — but many are tiring of the long hours and low wages
Lenders pull out of buy-to-let market for owners abroad
The rich have long sought out wealth-friendly regions, but many of these places lack the comforts of home
Rising living costs damage city-state’s ambition to lure regional businesses
As pandemic restrictions are lifted, Tabby Kinder reflects on the ‘dizzying contradictions’ of her time in the city amid political upheaval and Covid
How can I ensure I’m not considered a UK tax resident?
Be ready for a much-changed financial landscape since Brexit
Ukrainians share the heartache of leaving their homeland to start new lives and uncertainty over their next steps
Property prices, visa rules and demand for school places are complicating the move for families fleeing China’s restrictions
The UK needs clearer, simpler rules to attract talented foreign professionals
City-state’s reputation for openness being undermined by locals who want to clamp down on immigration
The tax-efficient savings system can pose challenges to British workers overseas and expats coming to the UK
I have helped finance two junior Isas for my British grandchildren and would like to invest in something similar
A property abroad can be a golden ticket to Schengen-style freedoms – but the current deals won’t last forever
Scheme targets affluent pensioners and digital nomads who invest in the country
Snapshots of life in Kabul and beyond when the country was still a kingdom
After decades of not belonging, from St Petersburg to Winnipeg
City records a 1.2% decline in residents for first half of year as young people and families depart
Bureaucracy has increased for everything from taxes to tea bags
Territory’s finance community voices concern at government strategy to contain virus outbreak
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