Carl Turner lists eight signs that indicate that you probably aren’t in a healthy place with regard to your finances. If you can relate to any of these points, it’s definitely time to rethink your habits and adopt a more positive approach to long term financial planning. Read on to learn how.

Millennials, who have come of age in the shadow of the financial crisis, have learned some important lessons about saving money. Joseph Regan talks about the importance of being savvy with your savings.

Once the festive partying is over and a new year dawns, our thoughts turn to resolutions. We start off optimistic, but before January is over, many of us have already run out of steam. Carl Turner talks about his recommended goal-setting system for making resolutions that you won’t break a week into 2018.

Some of the world’s most successful business people are renowned for being avid readers. Why not take a leaf out of their book and use the festive period to catch up on some reading? Carl Turner recommends six books which could benefit your personal finances.

Debt is of the biggest problems we see as financial advisers. The best way to combat debt is to stay debt free, but that's often impossible in today’s world. Luckily, Joe Regan has put together his top tips for dealing with debt effectively.

When it comes to your investments, you have to learn to accept that there are a lot of issues that you have absolutely no control over. That's why Carl Turner recommends you stop worrying about what you can’t control and use the time and emotional energy that you free up to change the things you can.

Carl Turner is an expert in expatriate financial planning. In today's blog post he looks at the five common financial planning mistakes people first make when moving overseas.

Although meeting a financial planner might be as appealing as a visit to the dentist financial health is vital to your future well being and should be a priority for us all.

Infinity's Sam Barrie takes a look at the most important financial issues for new expatriates to Malaysia to consider.

Carl Turner, one of Asia's top financial advisers, outlines the common mistakes he sees expatriates repeat time and agian when they first move to Hong Kong.

Infinity's Carl Turner looks at the issue of debt and the danger of falling into the trap of seeing at as a norm of personal financial management.

Infinity's Carl Turner looks at some potential financial goals for the year ahead.

New Year's resolutions often fall be the wayside but, as Carl Turner explains, if you apply SMART goal setting you have a much better chance of going all the way.

Carl Turner covers the most common questions he encounters when advising Indians working overseas.

Carl Turner gives some excellent and practical advice for expatriates relocating to Hong Kong.

Follow Carl Turner's six point checklist to take some of the stress out of moving to a new country.

Joe Regan highlights the times and circumstances when you should review and consider your financial well being .

Carl Turner takes a look at the implications of the result of the UK's referendum on EU membership.

The Samba spirit cannot help but be muted by the economic and political crisis engulfing Brazil. However, as Joe Regan explains, Brazilians based in China have financial planning options that can help mitigate the financial fall out.

Joe Regan takes a look at financial planning issues faced by Indian exptriates living and working in China.

Infinity's Joe Regan outlines financial planning services for diplomats posted to China.

Infinity's Carl Turner shares some tips on getting your finances in order.

Most people lose out on the potential to grow their wealth because they do not budget effectively and the resulting loss of financial control hinders effective planning and saving.

There are major benefits to working to a financial plan and in his first blog of 2016 Infinity's Carl Turner offers some reasons how budgeting will improve your life.

Many expats have careers that require them to change countries with unusual frequency. This introduces challenges to good financial planning. In today's post Infinity's Carl Turner takes a look at the needs of the modern day expatriate globetrotter.

The term 'offshore banking' often conjures up all kinds of negative connotations but actually, as Carl Turner explains, an offshore or international bank account can be an invaluable financial tool for expatriates.

Carl Turner examines the potential impact to Australians of the Labor Opposition's plans to raise more than $14bn over the course of a decade by targeting superannuation schemes of the wealthy.

In Part 1 of a double post feature Carl Turner walks UK nationals through the important steps to take when leaving the UK for an expat life. Today he looks at what to do about your tax and National Insurance.

In the second part of his look at arrangements to make when leaving the UK, Carl Turner examines how you should get your insurance affairs in order.

Few things are more frustrating than flight delays. However many expats may be in line for EU compensation if they suffered delays on any qualifying flight all the way back to 2005.
Carl Turner explains.

Home sweet home may not be where you think it is, at least as far as the authorities are concerned. For any expat residence and domicile status are a key factors in effective financial and estate planning as Carl Turner explains.

Doing nothing might seem like odd advice from a financial consultant but sometimes it is the right thing to do. Carl Turner explains why.

It is a common misconception that financial planners manage and pick investments. It is easy to see why this has arisen as in Asia if a common practice. However it shouldn't be and in today's post I explain why.

Many people believe that financial planner spend most of their days studying markets and tracking stocks and shares but that is not remotely what I do. In this post I share how I actually spend my days.

Common misconceptions abound about what a financial consultant actually does. In this post I clarify what the job entails and what role I perform for my clients.

Money is just pieces of paper, bits of metal or digits stored on a computer somewhere - nothing particularly impressive about that. Why then is money so important to our lives?