
Portugal has become one of the world’s most attractive destinations for Americans seeking a better lifestyle, greater safety, investment opportunities and a stronger future for their families. But while many carefully plan their move, far fewer understand how relocating internationally can impact their wealth, investments and long-term financial structure.
Becoming a resident in Portugal can completely change how your assets, retirement accounts, trusts and investment portfolios are taxed and managed. Many Americans only discover these issues years later, when fixing them becomes far more complex and expensive.
This webinar is designed to help you better understand some of the most common financial planning risks Americans face when relocating to Portugal, whether you have already secured residency or are still planning your move. The goal is to help you identify potential blind spots before they become costly mistakes.
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
US taxes are based on citizenship, while Portugal taxes are based on residency.
This means many Americans become exposed to two completely different tax systems simultaneously. And the rules do not always align.
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As wealth and family structures become more international, financial planning naturally becomes more complex. For Americans living abroad, it often requires careful coordination across tax, legal, investment and succession considerations in multiple countries.
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
For many Americans, the moment their residency changes, their financial world can change too, often in ways most people never anticipate until problems begin to emerge.
And without coordinated cross-border planning, fragmented advice and inaction can create costly risks over time.
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Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
One of the most overlooked aspects of international financial planning is timing. Many strategies that may help protect wealth, improve efficiency or reduce future complications often become far more limited once certain financial or residency decisions have already been made.
For many Americans moving to Portugal, the key is early planning and action. Unfortunately, many only begin asking the right questions after key opportunities may already have passed.
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
This live private webinar brings together professionals with first-hand experience advising American individuals, investors and internationally mobile families relocating to Portugal.
A dedicated Q&A session will give attendees the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insight into the financial, tax, residency and long-term planning considerations that often arise when moving internationally.
Panellists include:
Paul Nicholson, Group Executive & Senior Wealth Manager, St. James Global -
Paul has over 30 years of experience advising internationally mobile individuals, expatriates and high-net-worth families on international investments, retirement income planning and cross-border wealth structuring.
Matt Firman, Chief Executive Officer, St. James Global Private Wealth - Matt works with internationally mobile individuals, expatriates and high-net-worth families on international wealth management and cross-border financial planning. He advises clients on the complexities of international residency, investment structuring, retirement planning, and wealth preservation across multiple jurisdictions.
Gain insight into how experienced professionals approach cross-border financial and residency planning, and the common challenges affluent Americans may face before and after relocating to Portugal.
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK/Lisbon Time
Join us for a detailed, expert-led discussion designed for American investors, retirees, internationally mobile families and their advisers exploring the financial, tax and long-term planning considerations associated with relocating to Portugal.
Date: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2026
Time: 10 AM UK / Lisbon Time
