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Moving abroad comes with a lot of excitement, but it also introduces unique financial obligations. We Americans are bound by U.S. citizenship-based taxation, which means we must report our worldwide income to the IRS regardless of where we live. Fortunately, the tax code provides tools to prevent us from paying taxes twice on the same money.
If you hold a second passport or want to move abroad, a new bill in Congress might catch your eye. The Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2026 aims to fundamentally change
With anti-queer rhetoric ramping up across the U.S., LGBTQ+ folks of all stripes are looking to leave for new homes where they can live loud and proud (or cozy and
A growing number of Americans are doing something that would have seemed unusual a generation ago: they’re using travel to decide where to live. For travel advisors, that shift is showing up in client conversations.
An upward trend in Americans moving abroad for retirement continues through 2026 and likely beyond. For many retirees, the destination often relies on lower cost of living, accessible healthcare, and
While Americans moving abroad trended upward in the last decade, it absolutely skyrocketed after the 2024 election. As you might guess, many considered English-speaking countries as their best destinations. Integration may be easier in a country where you speak the language, but does that make it easier to emigrate there? Here’s the visa paths for 5 English-speaking countries.
