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Hoxton Wealth A boutique global financial and tax advisory group, catering to expatriates and international HNWIs.

Hoxton Capital Wealth is a borderless, independent financial advisory consultancy, unrelenting in its commitment to safeguarding your financial future.

Only 9% of people in the UK are currently on track for what Pensions UK defines as a comfortable retirement.But the more...
03/09/2026

Only 9% of people in the UK are currently on track for what Pensions UK defines as a comfortable retirement.

But the more useful question is what a comfortable retirement looks like for you - and whether your current plans are likely to support it.

According to the latest Retirement Living Standards referenced in our article, a comfortable retirement is estimated to require £45,400 a year for one person or £62,700 for a couple. Your own requirements may be very different, depending on your lifestyle, existing pensions, other assets and the income you expect to need.

Our recent article looks at the figures behind the 9% statistic, how retirement income targets can be approached and why reviewing the gap between your current position and your intended retirement lifestyle matters.

Read the full article: https://tinyurl.com/yw8j85dx

Congratulations to Dayna Solanki, Senior Administrator, and Jonathon Bithell, Wealth Planner, who have both been named f...
02/09/2026

Congratulations to Dayna Solanki, Senior Administrator, and Jonathon Bithell, Wealth Planner, who have both been named finalists at the Money Marketing Young Financial Planner Awards 2026.

The awards recognise emerging talent across the financial planning profession, and it’s great to see two members of the Hoxton Wealth team represented among this year’s finalists.

Congratulations to Dayna and Jonathon, and best of luck at the awards!

02/09/2026

Accessing US-held assets while living overseas can create a tax issue you may not encounter until you make a withdrawal.

Depending on your circumstances, US withholding tax may be deducted before the funds reach you. You may then also have tax obligations in your country of residence.

In this clip, Oscar Bugeja explains that where an applicable tax treaty or foreign tax credit provides relief from double taxation, there can still be administrative steps involved in establishing the correct treatment or reclaiming tax that has already been withheld.

This can be particularly unfamiliar if you've inherited a US account but have never lived or paid tax there yourself.

Understanding the position before you need to access the money gives you time to establish what may be withheld, what your local obligations could be and whether any relief or reclaim process may apply.

Watch the full video: https://tinyurl.com/3acz6mjt
This content is provided for general information only and does not constitute personal financial or tax advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances, account type, tax residency, jurisdiction and applicable tax treaties.

Living longer can change the assumptions behind your retirement plan.A retirement lasting 20 or 30 years means your savi...
01/09/2026

Living longer can change the assumptions behind your retirement plan.

A retirement lasting 20 or 30 years means your savings may need to support you through different stages of life, changing spending needs and periods of market uncertainty.

That makes the transition from building wealth to drawing from it an important part of retirement planning. How much income will you need? Where will it come from? How should withdrawals be managed? And how might your plan need to adapt as your circumstances change?

A retirement income plan can help you understand how your pensions, savings and investments fit together, and whether your planned level of spending is sustainable over the longer term.

Learn more about planning your retirement income: https://tinyurl.com/9scjszyu
This content is provided for general information only and does not constitute personal financial advice, tax advice, or a recommendation. The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invest.

The latest edition of Dubai Discovery is out now, bringing together another look at life, work and what’s happening acro...
31/08/2026

The latest edition of Dubai Discovery is out now, bringing together another look at life, work and what’s happening across Dubai.

Issue 13 explores how shopping habits are changing across the UAE, Dubai’s growing dining scene, careers and AI in the workplace, the return to routine after summer, and some of the city’s creative spaces and experiences.

Hoxton Wealth is proud to support Dubai Discovery.

31/08/2026

The financial arrangements you had in your home country, may need another look once you move overseas.

Life insurance is one example. Depending on the provider and policy terms, existing UK cover may not continue to operate in the same way once you become non-UK resident.

Then there are the costs that can be easy to underestimate. School fees, regular flights home, family holidays and day-to-day spending can significantly change the amount you actually have available to save and invest.

Your tax position also needs careful consideration, both when establishing yourself in a new country and if you later decide to leave.

Reviewing these areas early can help you understand what still works, what may need attention and how your new circumstances affect your wider financial plan.

Watch the full video: https://tinyurl.com/286552am
This content is for general information only and does not constitute personal financial, tax or insurance advice. Tax treatment and insurance eligibility depend on individual circumstances, jurisdiction and policy terms.

Another 5-star Trustpilot review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐We're delighted that Zavio and the team were able to support this client throughou...
30/08/2026

Another 5-star Trustpilot review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We're delighted that Zavio and the team were able to support this client throughout their transfer, keeping them informed at each stage of the process and providing advice on their investments.

At Hoxton Wealth, clear communication and ongoing support are an important part of the advice we provide. We want our clients to understand where they are in the process, what happens next and the decisions they are making along the way.

Read more client reviews on Trustpilot: https://shorturl.at/Ll6Xj

We’re pleased to see Ed Teasdale and Sean-Fitz Henley featured in Wealth DFM following their appointments to Hoxton Weal...
28/08/2026

We’re pleased to see Ed Teasdale and Sean-Fitz Henley featured in Wealth DFM following their appointments to Hoxton Wealth’s international team.

In the article, Ed and Sean discuss what brought them to Hoxton and the experience they bring from advising clients with increasingly international financial lives.

For Ed, that includes helping to shape the continued growth of an advice business built around clients whose lives and assets cross borders. Sean also discusses the importance of being able to maintain long-standing relationships with clients and their families as they relocate or repatriate between countries.

Read the full article and hear directly from Ed and Sean: https://tinyurl.com/2hj6uxj3

28/08/2026

Good financial planning shouldn't feel like being told what to do.

It should start with understanding what matters to you, explaining the options clearly and making decisions together.

In this clip, Hoxton Wealth client Anthony reflects on the relationship he has built with his adviser and why a reassuring, collaborative approach gave him confidence in both the advice he was receiving and the decisions he was making.

For Anthony, that meant being able to question recommendations, discuss different ways forward and know that his views were being heard.

That's how we believe financial planning should work: a relationship built around the individual, with clear advice and ongoing conversations at its centre.

Watch the full video: https://tinyurl.com/4htt3x82
This testimonial reflects one client's personal experience. Individual experiences may vary.

27/08/2026

Planning for retirement doesn't necessarily mean replacing your entire working income.

One concept used in retirement planning is the "replacement ratio": the proportion of your pre-retirement income you may need to maintain a similar standard of living once you stop working.

Why might that figure be lower? Your circumstances and expenses can look very different in retirement. A mortgage may have been repaid, you may no longer be saving towards retirement, and some work-related costs may disappear.

That's why a useful retirement target starts with understanding what your life is actually likely to cost, rather than simply using your current salary as the benchmark.

If you've been working towards a retirement figure based solely on your working income, it may be worth reviewing what that target is based on.

Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/b_WyS3gj5AE
This content is for general information only and does not constitute personal financial advice. Individual retirement income needs will vary depending on personal circumstances.

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