Healthcare in Portugal || Part 2
More Questions and Answers What about foreign nationals who don’t have permanent residence authorisation or a residence permit or a work visa? These foreign nationals may access the services and
Make sure your money lasts as long as you do
As life expectancy increases, so does the length of time needed to stretch your income in retirement. Taking the right steps now can help you afford the lifestyle you want
EUR Weekly
Losses of two thirds of a yen, a quarter of a Swiss cent and nearly one US cent pushed the euro into the back end of the field: only the
What’s changed for pensions since Brexit?
For many expatriates, their pension income is the key to living the retirement lifestyle of their choice. Now that Brexit is imminent, should you have concerns about your pension security?
EUR Weekly
In global terms it was a mediocre week for the euro. It lost half a Japanese yen and three quarters of a US cent. That was despite a half-cent jump
Brexit, tax and estate planning for expatriates in Portugal
Although months have passed since the British public voted to leave the EU, we still do not know much more about what the future holds. This uncertainty is particularly unsettling
Healthcare in Portugal – Your rights || Part 1
When the universal Social Security system was established in Portugal in 1962, life expectancy was just 66.8 years of age. In 2016, this national average in Portugal reached 81.1 years:
Investing in uncertain times
It has been three months since the UK’s Brexit referendum and while the surprise of the result has receded, we are still some way away from knowing when and how
EUR weekly
As investors swung from nervousness to confidence and back again the safe-haven euro rallied and dipped and rallied again. The first swing related to the US presidential candidate’s debate, which
EUR weekly
The euro had no problem staying ahead of the British pound this week. It picked up a cent and a quarter on the week, extending its post-referendum gain to 11%.

