We specialise in financial planning and wealth management for expats.
So we understand the unique challenges you face - and the opportunities you have to grow and protect your wealth while you’re living or working abroad.
Our Wealth Managers give impartial advice on how to manage your money and build your investment portfolio as you move around the world. We also have financial planning and financial planning tools to make your life easier, including online services that put details of your accounts and investments at your fingertips.
Based in Jersey (Channel Islands) we provide a secure, central home for your money. Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to take advantage of the potential tax benefits* of saving and investing offshore with us. You'll also benefit from HSBC's global research - and the strength of one of the world's largest financial organisations.
- Expert wealth management advice - You'll get advice from a Wealth Manager who understands expat life - and who'll help you choose the best financial products from a range of providers, not just HSBC.
- A wide choice of investment opportunities - Our range of expat products includes everything from ready-made investment portfolios to best in class funds from our Worldwide Funds Service. Through HSBC you can tap into a world of opportunities that would not be available from a smaller domestic provider.
- Financial planning and money management tools - Use our financial planning calculators to check your finances are in good shape. Buy, sell and switch investments through AssetMaster, our online administration service. And use Global View, our unique Internet Banking service, to link all your eligible HSBC accounts worldwide - and make fast money transfers between them using our Global Transfers service.
- Foreign exchange expertise - Our Foreign Exchange Specialists will help you manage your international finances more effectively - and minimise your exposure to currency risk.
Find out more about your investment options - or book a financial review with one of our Wealth Managers.
The value of investments (and any income received from them) can fall as well as rise and you may not get back what you invested. For some investments this can also happen as a result of exchange rate fluctuations as shares and funds may have an exposure to overseas markets. Most investments should be considered as a medium to long-term commitment, meaning you should be prepared to hold them for at least five years.