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Offshore pension plans are heavily marketed to expats. This article takes a look at their tax treatment and fees.

In December 2011, the South China Morning Post performed a 'mystery shopper' exercise with financial advisers in Hong Kong to check on the quality of advice. I provided this list of questions for readers to evaluate potential advisers.

by Jasper Moiseiwitsch, Aug. 29, 2011, South China Morning Post

The South China Morning Post takes a look at fees versus commissions

The need for health insurance has nothing to do with how well you feel or whether you take good care of yourself. If you live in a country where you need to pay for medical services, adequate health insurance is a must. Here are a few ways to save money on health insurance.

When it comes to handling RMB - aside from dealing with a controlled currency, the principles at play are similar to most places. Focus your cash savings on currencies that you have or will have a practical use for.

Investors venturing into the world of offshore investments should use due caution. Many smart, experienced, sophisticated investors have fallen for what sounds like a very seductive sales pitch.