In this episode of Moving Abroad: Create a New Life in a New Country, we look at an often-overlooked part of relocating overseas: what happens to your investments after you move. Inspired by a Forbes Finance Council article, this episode explores four financial mistakes expats can make when managing money across borders.

We discuss why an investment strategy that worked perfectly in your home country may become more complicated once you establish residency somewhere else. Taxes, foreign investment rules, retirement accounts, currency changes, local financial products, and reporting requirements can all affect decisions that once seemed straightforward.

Whether you’re already living overseas or still planning your move, this episode is a reminder that financial planning should be part of the relocation process from the beginning. Understanding how two different financial and tax systems interact can help expats avoid costly surprises and build a strategy that actually fits their new international life.

🔎 Podcast Episode Credit

Forbes Finance Council — “4 Investment Mistakes for Expats to Avoid After Moving Overseas”


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