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If you want to make the most out of being an expat in Hong Kong and really ensure that you optimise your finances to the fullest, you will want to work with a financial adviser. There are a number of advantages to this, particularly because your financial adviser will help you to define your goals and to identify the risks that you may not be aware of. They will also help you to measure your progress, so that you can assess what you have been doing and adapt to the challenges of the future and if the need arise make necessary changes. You should also insist upon online access to view your holdings, 24/7 and 365 days of the year.
Your financial adviser will be able to help you improve your standard of living, while also assisting you in your efforts to save money.
Offering health insurance benefits to employees might be an additional way for companies in Hong Kong to better retain their staff. According to the 2010 Aflac WorkForces Report, almost four in 10 workers who feel that their employers don’t care about their staff are likely to leave their jobs within 12 months. Of those employees who are considering straying, approximately 40% say that a comprehensive benefits package would help to change their minds and convince them that their employers care about them.
One of the reasons for the high turnover problem in Hong Kong is that employees are willing to change jobs in order to take either additional benefits or a small increase in earnings. Companies should be considering offering the best employee benefits possible so that they can retain their staff. This also may benefit the Company from a taxation point of view. Many industry surveys in Hong Kong are showing that people want extended benefits that include retirement solutions, life cover (Death in Service)and critical illness insurance. If your company can offer this, you may well be able to rise above the high turnover issue.
So what types of mistakes do expats in Hong Kong usually make when they are investing? One of the major errors is the tendency to collect a number of pension, bank and other financial accounts. This is easy to do when you are moving from one country to another, but it results in an inundation of paper and electronic statements from all of your different institutions. This makes it very difficult to keep track of your accounts and to manage your investments effectively.
Another common error is poor asset allocation and or loss of touch with previous Adviser. When your asset allocation is not appropriate for your objectives or your stage of life, this can really derail your financial plans. Working with a professional financial adviser can help you to avoid these mistakes.
Sarah graduated in Law in 1994 and entered the Financial Services profession in 1997. She advises on all aspects of financial planning, including a dedicated service aimed at meeting the particular needs of women. Sarah is also a pension specialist which means she can advise on all types of pension arrangements. Sarah recently passed the Chartered Insurance Insitute’s paper on Long Term Care planning and is working towards Chartered Financial Planner status.
After graduating in 2000 from Essex University with a degree in History & Politics Gordon began his career in Financial Services with the Royal London Group in Colchester working in their pensions department. In 2002 he was selected and seconded to Edinburgh to work for Royal London’s sister company Scottish Life. While in Scotland he was principally responsible for managing the companies group personal pensions.
After 18 months of commuting and working in Edinburgh he returned to Colchester and join Fiducia in 2004 to develop their investment management service as Head of Investments. In 2005 he was made a director of the company and since 2010 he has had a client facing role. Not surprisingly Gordon’s specialism is investments but he also provides broad financial planning advice. Typically he works with young aspiring professionals, business owners and company directors.
He holds the Investment Management Certificate and Financial Planning Certificate and is studying for his Diploma in Financial Planning.
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When it comes to choosing investments whilst here in Hong Kong, you will want to look for an investment where you can grow your money and possibly even get an income from it in the future. There are a number of options available, each with different levels of risk and return. For example, a deposit account will give you access to your money quickly but the return is likely to be less than spectacular.
You could also choose collective investments, which put together thousands of people’s money and invest them into several different funds. These are usually shares, government and corporate bonds, cash funds and property.
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Have you been inspired to live and work abroad and experience another culture? Not only will being an expat in Hong Kong give you a chance to experience the fascinating richness of Chinese culture, it can also offer you plenty of other advantages such as increased opportunities and usually a higher salary and bonuses.
There are many advantages to being an expat in Hong Kong. One of the major perks is the benefits that provision that expats receive which boosts the overall value of their package to the second highest in the region.
Also, tax rates in Hong Kong are some of the lowest in the world and there is no VAT, capital gains tax or sales tax charged. Hong Kong enjoys a thriving economy and a rich and vibrant culture. However with added benefits often come disadvantages and that can include changes such as loss of company pension contributions.
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The founding members of Taylor Brunswick group have over 60 years of relevant Financial and legal experience between them and are collectively bonded by a strong desire to ensure that on-going relationships and real long term value is given to our clients.
“We are extremely pleased with how quickly our institutional partners have lined up to give their support to the opening of our flagship office. Being truly independent and working for the benefit of our clients is extremely important to us and from our experience with our clients, to them as well”.
“?Our aim is to provide independent professional investment management solutions to expatriate clients with particular focus on real value for the client and a continuation of effective service. We feel that for too long expatriate clients are often neglected after the initial connection with little to no effort placed upon longer term servicing standards. We have implemented a structure that ensures this focus on service is consistently maintained for the benefit of the clients and ultimately for everyone involved”.
Managing Partner Asia Pacific Region, Nick Smith, noted that Hong Kong’s central location in Asia along with a regulated financial environment and growing expatriate community is the perfect location for Taylor Brunswick Group to further extend its reach across the region, he said.
The average staff turnover rate across employers in Hong Kong reached 17% in 2012, which is the highest level it has ever been since 2003. This means that a company that has 100 employees will see 17 of those employees leave over the course of a year. Some of the highest turnover rates are in the food and beverage, delivery and shipping, financial and human resources industry. The companies with the highest turnover rate, on average, are those with more than 500 staff.