5 Year Protected Return - between 27% and 179%

5 Year Protected Return - between 27% and 179%

A guaranteed return for your money. Now the S&P500 is at year to date highs, protect your money with a 5 year investment.

Thai Wives to Lose UK State Pension

Thai Wives to Lose UK State Pension

New proposals by parliament mean that foreign wives will no longer get UK state pension living abroad.

Foreign Wives of British Expats to Lose UK State Pension

Foreign Wives of British Expats to Lose UK State Pension

British expats have been criticized for allowing their Thai wives to receive a state pension whilst never living in the UK. The government's new proposal will cut all benefits to foreign wives and husbands living outside the UK. They will lose their 'category B' state pensions every year which is another kick in the gut to British expats living offshore who don't claim on NHS, use most of UK's services or get other benefits that residents in the UK get.

QNUPS and Inheritance Tax Advice

QROPS Specialists - Pension Transfers for British Expats

Advice for British expats on how to avoid inheritance tax in the UK. We look at a case study of a British man who saves over £500,000 in taxes through some simple paperwork and transfer of assets.

The UK Budget in 2013 and It's Affect on QROPS

The UK Budget Summary 2013

Osbourne reveals the budget for 2013. qropsspecialists.com takes a look at it and examines the affect it may have on the QROPS industry.

Pension Transfers to Singapore Guide 2013

QROPS Singapore Pension Transfer for British Expats and Singaporeans in the UK

All the lastest QROPS Singapore rule changes and latest news about closed Singapore QROPS pension schemes. Latest developments include moves to Gibraltar, NZ and Malta.

QROPS Malta Guide 2013 DTA's and Malta

QROPS Malta

Be careful of Double Taxation Agreements in Malta if you decide to move to a QROPS in Malta. There are many tax agreements which would mean you got taxed at source in Malta or that the tax could be shared between Malta and your country of residence. But, many countries would mean no tax in Malta or the UK. But, get the wrong destination and it can mean 15% - 35% tax in Malta, so seek QROPS Specialists to get it right for you.

Otherwise a move to a QROPS in NZ or a Gibraltar QROPS may be preferred or even a UK SIPP.