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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2025 · 53 MIN

Moving to France Made Easy: Expert Tips for Americans & Brits

from Hoxton Life · host Hoxton Wealth

Is moving to France the new American dream? More and more Americans are leaving the U.S. for a better quality of life, lower cost of living, and a fresh start in France. But making the move isn’t as simple as packing your bags - there are visas, banking restrictions, taxes, and bureaucracy to navigate.That’s why in this episode of Hoxton Life, we sit down with Richard Hammond-Chambers-Borgnis, founder of French Connections HCB, the experts in helping English speakers relocate to France without the stress. With 90% of their clients coming from the USA, Richard has a unique insight into why Americans are making the move—and the challenges they face.We discuss:🇫🇷 Why Americans are moving to France in record numbers💰 The real cost of living - cheaper than you might think!📑 The visa process & how to avoid getting stuck in bureaucracy🏦 Banking struggles for Americans & how to get set up before you arrive🤝 How French Connections HCB & Hoxton Wealth make the transition seamlessPlus, managing your wealth internationally has never been easier. The Hoxton Wealth App lets you track and manage all your global assets in one place - for free! Whether you're keeping U.S. investments or building wealth in Europe, our app helps expats stay in control of their finances from anywhere in the world.Thinking of making the move? Don’t go it alone. Watch now and get expert insights on how to make your dream of living in France a reality!👉 Follow us for more Hoxton Life episodes and expert insights on expat life, financial planning, and international living!Ready to start your international financial planning career?Hoxton Wealth is looking for ambitious individuals ready to take their careers to the next level. Whether you're interested in international financial planning, compliance, client servicing, or marketing roles within the financial sector, we offer unparalleled opportunities for growth and success.Don’t miss a beat! Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch full podcast episodes featuring insights from those that work for Hoxton and some of our special guests and partners. Stay connected by following us on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X for more exclusive content.Curious about our career opportunities? Visit our website to explore open positions and learn more about joining the Hoxton Wealth team. Your journey in international financial planning starts here!For sponsorships, partnerships, or media inquiries, reach out to us

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Is moving to France the new American dream? More and more Americans are leaving the U.S. for a better quality of life, lower cost of living, and a fresh start in France. But making the move isn’t as simple as packing your bags - there are visas, banking restrictions, taxes, and bureaucracy to navigate. That’s why in this episode of Hoxton Life, we sit down with Richard Hammond-Chambers-Borgnis, founder of French Connections HCB, the experts in helping English speakers relocate to France witho...

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