4 things that you need to drive legally if you own a scooter / motorbike in Vietnam:

1. Driving Licence - A Local / International Driving Licence for anything above 50cc.
2. Blue Card - proves that you own your scooter.
3. Helmet - always wear a helmet and make sure it’s a good quality one that won’t split in two on impact and that you buckle the head-strap.
4. Motorbike Insurance - 3rd party liability insurance. Considering it costs as little as 86,000 VND for the year, and can stop you from getting into big trouble, why would you be without it!

Traditionally the answer to this question has been no. However, political expectations have been turned on their head in the last few years. So should investors start to watch politics more closely when considering the asset allocation of their portfolios? Adon Beddoes investigates.

Do you have sufficient funds stashed away to live comfortably and do the things that you love after you retire? In his latest blog, Adon Beddoes lists the most common mistakes people make which result in them being woefully unprepared for retirement. Make sure you don’t make the same ones!

It’s not uncommon for people to think that a financial adviser is not for them. Often this is because they think they don’t earn enough (wrong!) or because they think they can do it themselves. Adon Beddoes analyses ten key life moments when expert guidance is essential.

How do you transition from simply trying to manage your money effectively to actually putting in place a sound financial plan which will help you achieve the life that you want? Check out Adon Beddoes' simple guide to find out the answer!

If this is the question that you are asking, perhaps it is time to change your approach to investment strategy and think in terms of the process rather than focusing on product. What does that mean? Adon Beddoes explains in his latest blog.

You might receive a tidy pay check each month, but it’s not how much you earn that will secure your financial future - it's how much you save. Check out Adon Beddoes's list of nine signs that mean you aren’t saving enough to safeguard your financial future. If any of these resonate with you, it’s probably time to change your financial habits!

Are you looking for a fresh, exciting challenge in the financial services industry? Adon Beddoes explains why he left the grey skies of London to take up a new challenge with Infinity in the vibrant Ho Chi Minh City...and why he hasn't looked back since!

Have you been thinking about adding property to your investment portfolio? Or perhaps you already own investment property and would like to learn how to maximise your returns. Don't miss Infinity's exclusive lunch next Thursday 31 May in partnership with IP Global and the British Business Group Vietnam.

Many people don't realise that when it comes to life insurance, it's possible to have too little - and believe it or not, it's also possible to have too much. But how do you know whether you have enough? Adon Beddoes has put together some helpful tips on the subject.

So you know you should be saving but you just haven’t managed to get started yet. Often the first step is the hardest! Adon Beddoes has put together a step-by-step guide to get you on track.

Canadian teenager Charlie Lagarde rung in her 19th year around the sun by winning an enviable prize: the choice of a lump sum of $1m Canadian dollars or $1,000 per week for the rest of her life. Ms Lagarde opted for the weekly payments, but what would you do? Adon Beddoes reviews both sides of this interesting dilemma.

Are you considering a move to Vietnam? Or maybe you have just relocated and are finding your feet? Either way, Adon Beddoes talks about the best things about being an expat in Vietnam with some helpful tips for newcomers.

Many people assume that expats in Asia are living the high life, with maids attending to every need and weekends away in exotic locations. The reality is far less glamorous. Adon Beddoes discusses the reasons why expats often find themselves worse off financially than they were back home.

The term offshore often raises alarm bells with expats, conjuring up images of illegal investors stashing cash where they shouldn’t. Despite the media hype, most offshore investing is completely legal and a useful money management tool which all expats living overseas should consider. Adon Beddoes investigates.

Insurance is essential for scooter riders in Vietnam – and for all riders of two-wheeled vehicles in Asia! Adon Beddoes outlines how having a scooter as your main mode of transport can affect your medical insurance policy in the unfortunate event of an accident.