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American Moving to Portugal: Retirement & Investment Planning

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American Moving to Portugal: Retirement & Investment Planning

Let’s dive into financial life in Portugal as an American!

When people reach out to our team of US expat financial advisors, there’s a good chance they’re either living or planning a move to a certain place – Portugal. And it’s not just something we’ve seen. It’s something the Wall Street Journal & LA Times have written about, too. So as Portugal continues to grow in its popularity for Americans moving abroad, we’re focusing in on the key components of such a move from a finance & investing lens. After all, those areas will impact your experience in Portugal, whether it’s two years or for the duration of your retirement.

Our team of advisors – Stan Farmer, CFP®, J.D; Syl Michelin, CFA; and Keith Poniewaz, Ph.D. – will present and then take questions from you in the second portion of the webinar. Questions? Send us an email at info@walknercondon.com.

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