International and cross border financial implications are extremely complex. This is an area that likely requires speaking with other knowledgeable advisors before giving your clients recommendations and advice. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Global Financial Planning Institute Founder, Ashley Murphy, answers the following questions:

What are the operational challenges facing advisors working with these types of clients?
How does international planning differ from cross border planning?
What financial issues are involved in each phase of the expat move?
Where can financial planners go to get the help they need with these client questions?

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How to support clients with international and cross border questions {PFP Section}

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