Planning and Investing for expats

Planning and Investing for expats

A wide choice of products - and expert investment advice

If you want expert advice on how to grow and protect your wealth, our International Wealth Managers will recommend the best investment opportunities for you. Or you can make your own choices from our range of expat products.

Expat guide to managing your wealth

Expat products

We've a wide range of savings, investments and life insurance opportunities for expats. You can apply for some of our products online - or discuss your options with one of our wealth experts.

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Get expert advice

Our International Wealth Managers are specialists in wealth management for expats. They understand expat life - and the unique challenges you face.

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Multiple currencies

Our foreign exchange solutions and multi-currency accounts can help you manage your international finances more effectively.

More about Foreign Exchange

More about multi-currency accounts

The power of planning

Starting your first job abroad? Bringing up a family overseas? Getting ready to retire? Find out how financial planning will help you make the most of your wealth - so you can achieve all your aims and aspirations.

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Foreign Exchange Specialists

Foreign Exchange Specialists

Provide live rates, market information and information on our foreign exchange solutions.

Updates, news and views

Updates, news and views

Get daily market updates from research teams who monitor the markets round the clock.

Financial planning tools

Financial planning tools

Our retirement, protection and education calculators will help you check if your finances are in good shape.

Moving to a new country?

Moving to a new country?

Use our Global Tax Navigator to see how the local tax laws could affect you.

Please remember that with investments the value of shares and the income from them may go down as well as up, is not guaranteed, and you may not get back the amount you invested. This could also happen as a result of changes in the rate of currency exchange, particularly where overseas securities are held or where investments are converted from one currency to another. HSBC Expat always recommend that any shares held are viewed as a medium to long-term investment (at least five years).