The Aisa story started in 1999 when Aisa Financial Planning Ltd obtained its UK authorisation on 19th September 1999. From inception, James Pearcy-Caldwell and Clive Tutton shunned the high initial …
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What can I do with my Gibraltar QROPS?
A colleague of mine in Aisa International, a registered adviser in South Africa, is now coming across a number of ‘disgruntled’ Gibraltar QROPS investors in South Africa. The concerns seem …
Beware the Tutti-Frutti Adviser
I recall a seminar, many years ago, about investment trusts. I think I had been an IFA only a couple of years at the time and this was when I …
Access Your QROPS Within 5 Years
If you wish to access your QROPS in less than 5 years then there can be issues. I was recently advised of a case of someone accessing a QROPS within …
Malta QROPS- New Rules in Force
All change this year for Malta QROPS, Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) have published revised Pension Rules, which take effect from the 1st January 2019. We will cover a couple …
Beacon Global to help Aisa Int’l accommodate US expats
Beacon Global Group Europe, a Netherlands-based wealth adviser network specialising in looking after American expats, has entered into a strategic agreement to assist the international arm of Aisa Group with …
Pumpkin Competition
Meet Aisa’s new financial adviser. Mr P Umpkin If looking into your finances scares you, if you don’t want a fright when you come to your retirement or if thinking …
Do you have a 401k Pension and live outside of the USA?
If you are a US Citizen, or have worked in the US, and accrued funds in a 401k you may find it difficult to get advice on your pension if …
Don’t Just Do Something – Stand There! | Pension Fund Advice & Pension Advice Fees
A UK Chartered Financial Planner was on Twitter referring to ‘Tweet O’ the Week’, by another Chartered Financial Planner. The tweet said ‘ Why am I paying you to tell …
Expats, Residency and Schengen | Expat Advice
For those people who currently live in the Schengen Zone within the EU, but still have close connections with the UK, then Brexit could throw up a googly! This is …