Settled Expatriates

For expats who are settled in their new home

You're settled into your new country. You're enjoying your lifestyle. You're feeling in control of your life.

But what are you doing about your money? Consider these three issues:

• Is your money truly secure? Is your money safe from political or economic problems that could decrease the value of the currency?
• Do you enjoy the convenience of having a bank account designed for expats?
• Are you sure your money is working for you as hard as it should be?

Are you making the most of your situation?

The time you spend as an expat could be a once in a lifetime opportunity to accumulate assets. And for most expats, it's an opportunity that won't last for too long.

That's why the most important thing for you now is what you do with your money. You'd be surprised at how many expats don't get professional advice, how many don't put their money to work wisely. We can help you in three ways.

1. We'll help you secure your money

The Executive Plus account and Royal Bank of Canada International Currencies Fund Limited allow you to hold your money in stable currencies. And you'll feel secure dealing with one of the largest financial institutions in the world, with over one trillion dollars (CDN) in assets under administration.

2. We'll simplify your financial life

Whatever your financial needs, we can help. The Executive Plus account is designed for expats and solves many financial aspects of an expat's busy life. And it includes the convenience of a VISA™ Gold debit card.

3. We'll help you optimize your investments

We'll start by understanding your goals and how you feel about risk and reward. Are you conservative or aggressive? Are you more interested in income or growth?

And then we'll work with you to build individually tailored financial solutions that are right for you. With our full range of international investments you'll not only have your money working hard for you, it will be working in a tax-efficient way.

And that raises one vital area of your expat life that you may not be paying enough attention to – your tax planning. As an expat, you may be eligible for significant tax benefits.

You probably know of expats who bank and invest internationally for tax and other financial benefits. Maybe you've been thinking that you should "join the club" as well.

If you've looked into it, you've found that there are many complex questions that you can't answer and that you'll need professional advice. Fortunately, because of our global network and our broad expertise in this area, you can rely on us for assistance.

To learn more about how we can help you optimize your tax planning, please click here.

This is your golden opportunity. Take advantage now.

It's very simple. You have an excellent financial opportunity. If you're like most expats, your window of opportunity may only last for a few years. Don't let it slide by.

Here's the bottom line. Just ask yourself these 3 questions.

1. As an expat, you have special financial needs. Does your bank understand those needs?
2. Can they offer you individually tailored solutions to meet those needs and help you achieve your goals?
3. And do they give you service that lets you sleep at night knowing your money is secure and working for you as hard as it can?

If you can't say "yes" to all three, you're missing out. You could and should be doing better. So why wait? now and talk to a private banking professional.

Or if you want to do more reading on your own, click the button below to see how we might be able to help you.

	Services for Settled Expats

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Financial Services for Expatriates are provided by various Royal Bank of Canada Global Private Banking entities located in a number of different jurisdictions. Readers should note that the regulatory regime applying, including any investor protection or depositor compensation arrangements, may well be different from that of their home jurisdiction.

Depending upon your citizenship and residency some products and services may not be available to you. In particular, Royal Bank of Canada Funds are not available to citizens or residents of the United States of America and residents of Canada. The price and value of investments can fall as well as rise and investors may not get back the amount originally invested.

The above is intended as general information only and is not intended as taxation or investment advice. Readers should always obtain independent professional advice particular to their individual circumstances.

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