Weekly briefing: tax, investing, banking, relocation, and family wealth for lives across borders.
Get the briefingPlain-English tax, investing, banking, relocation, and family wealth intelligence for globally mobile people.
Start with the Cross-Border Wealth Foundations topic hub if you need the plain-English map before a move, banking change, tax-residence decision, or investment restructure.
Globally mobile life does not.
Wealth Nomad is built for the person whose adviser file is never simple: a company in one place, a family in another, investments in several currencies, a bank asking new questions, and a move that changes more than the address.
We explain the moving parts together so readers can see the map before they make the decision.
Six reads that explain the Wealth Nomad map.
Build the foundations, then work through Portugal, a UK departure, founder liquidity, banking, and digital assets.
01 / The foundations
A plain-English guide to tax residence, treaty residence, domicile, immigration status and CRS reporting for people whose lives span countries.
Separate tax residence, treaty residence, domicile, visas, and account reporting before using any of them as shorthand.
02 / Portugal
Understand who IFICI is actually for, what the 20% rate covers, and why household income must be analysed category by category.
03 / Leaving the UK
Turn a move into a dated evidence plan covering residence, split years, temporary non-residence, and retained UK assets.
04 / Founder wealth
Separate headline valuation, legal ownership, vested value, saleability, after-tax proceeds, and sustainable family capital.
05 / Banking
See an international life from the bank's side, then build the evidence and backup access that keep ordinary money moving.
06 / Digital assets
Connect wallet history with tax residence, CARF and DAC8 reporting, banking evidence, custody, and succession.
Six editorial lanes give the site a structure that can scale into guides, explainers, topic hubs, and long-form briefing series.
6 current topic hubs
Residency, domicile, exit planning, reporting, and tax regimes explained without pretending every country uses the same rules.
ExplorePortfolios, currency, brokers, liquidity, private markets, and risk when your life is not anchored to one financial system.
ExploreThe accounts, brokers, cards, custody, payment rails, and records that make cross-border wealth workable.
ExploreWhere to live, how to move, and what changes when lifestyle, schools, healthcare, tax, and visas meet.
ExploreDocuments, succession, education, governance, protection, and the family decisions that get harder across borders.
ExploreCustody, tax history, reporting, privacy, stablecoins, banking friction, and jurisdiction risk in plain English.
ExploreNews worth watching, translated into context.
Crypto & Digital Assets / US
Officials in the G20, under the US’ presidency, recognized that digital assets could support “broad-based economic growth” and called for improvements in cross-border.
Original sourceCrypto & Digital Assets / US
The SEC chair said crypto issuance, transfer agent modernization and custody will form the backbone of the agency’s regulatory.
Original sourceBanking & Infrastructure / EU
The European Banking Authority (EBA) issued today an updated list of validation rules defined in its reporting frameworks, as part of its regular quarterly review process. The revised package identifies rules that (i) have been deactivated due to inaccuracies or IT-related issues, or (ii) have been.
Original sourceWealth Nomad articles are designed to slow down complicated decisions: what changed, why it matters, which trade-offs are real, and when to involve qualified tax, legal, immigration, investment, or accounting professionals.
