Life without a Retirement Account
How can nonprofit workers save for retirement without access to conventional retirement accounts? The answer is really, really simple.
Read moreHow can nonprofit workers save for retirement without access to conventional retirement accounts? The answer is really, really simple.
Read moreIf you have a financial interest in or signature authority over any foreign accounts, including bank accounts, brokerage accounts, mutual funds or trusts, you must disclose those accounts to the IRS.
Read moreIf you are investing your savings through a non-US financial institution, you need to learn what a Passive Foreign Investment Company is very quickly. Why?
Read more10, 12 or 200 mistakes. Each one weighs heavily on the limited-income, US expatriate. So, while a few of these
Read moreMy US brokerage account was frozen as a result of one stray comment. As I was chatting online about a
Read moreThis is a collection of freebies, low-cost and money-saving tools of particular interest to missionaries and limited-income workers. FREE or
Read moreI’m weird about money. I listen to financial podcasts in the gym, I read expat tax websites at midnight, and
Read moreA well-meaning friend recently told me that US expat missionaries and nonprofit workers have basically the same personal finance issues
Read moreMy computer greeted me with “Tax Day!” as I signed in this morning. While we expats generally get an automatic
Read moreIf you search online for the “best retirement account,” most websites will hands-down recommend the Roth IRA for most people
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