Regular Savings Plans

from $250/month

Regular Savings Plans

Summary

A regular savings plan allows you to make ongoing (regular) contributions into your account.  This money is then invested into a variety of actively managed funds.  Build your savings with disciplined, regular contributions to help you reach your future financial goals, whatever they may be. 

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Savings Plans

Key Features

Save from $250/month

Easy, passive savings

Secure finanical jurisdictions

Choice of funds

Flexible contributions

Hit your finanical goals

Fund Selection

Whatever your risk tolerance and interests, your advisor will help you select the appropriate funds for your portfolio. Some examples include:

New Technologies
Sustainable Growth
eCommerce
AI & Robotics
Global Equities
Emerging Markets
ESG
FAANG
Next Generation
Global Innovators
Private Infrastructure
Healthcare
Some of the

Fund Managers

“Do not save what’s left after spending; instead spend what is left after saving.”

Warren Buffett

Our Consultation Process

We practice holistic consulting, taking a look at the bigger picture by identifying our clients’ goals, current position and any deficiencies. Our advisors present data driven solutions, showing you what you need to do now to achieve your future goals.  As they say, a goal without a plan is just a wish.

Financial review

Needs Analysis

Proposal

Follow-up

Savings Plans discovery call

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Frequently Asked Questions about

Savings Plans

Deciding which investment plan is right for you can be exhausting, and let’s face it, financial planning terminology can be confusing. So what exactly is the difference between monthly savings plans and regular savings plans? Turns out they’re the same thing.

Regular or monthly savings plans are a regimented way of saving through routine contributions to an investment fund. Monthly contributions can be minimal, which allows for investments without a large investment of capital. These small regular investments can grow steadily over a long period of time due to their flexibility to capitalize on market opportunities. A variety of plans are available to meet your investment goals.
Expats and families who stay long-term abroad will often find themselves in unique financial situations. Low cost living and higher than average wages are financial boons to some, but extra savings are often balanced out by exchange rate fluctuations and expensive overseas travel costs, amongst other expenses.

Expat Savings Plans are broad strategies that help you plan for your future and secure your finances while living and working abroad. This can be in the form of investment accounts, personal bank and pension accounts, emergency funds, and more. Your location or country of temporary residency can also impact how you approach financial savings as an expat.

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