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Proctor Wealth Associates are committed to helping our clients reach their financial goals. We work with expats around the world to save and build their wealth to secure a more sustainable future.
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As we work independently, we represent over 60 different financial institutions who are specialists for expatriate investments ensuring that your investment is tax efficient, achieving a good return, and is safe & secure.
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Tailored Financial Planning for Expatriates
Proctor Wealth Associates provide personalised financial planning to expatriates living and working all around the world. We are independent as we are not owned by a financial institution. Our financial planners work in conjunction within a fully regulated IFA network which has over £1 Billion under management and over 120 offices worldwide.
About UsWhat our clients say
Will has been our Financial Advisor for a number of years. His service is exemplary. With regular reviews, updates and flying out to meet us in person. He has proven to be very knowledgeable and will go out of his way to answer our questions and help us wherever possible. We cannot recommend Will and Proctor Wealth Associates enough.
Melanie Lipinski, Google Review
Proctor Wealth Associates have been a game changer for my long term investment plans, helping to evaluate risk appetite, tailoring a long term investment plan, regular check-ins and making sure things are set up right and maintained right. Highly recommended especially for expats.
Matt Porter, Google Review
I have been dealing with Proctor Wealth Associates for a number of years and its always been a pleasant experience due to their professionalism. They've done a great job looking after my investments and I'd gladly recommended them as I have done so to my extended contacts.
Geoff Power, Google Review
News Stories
Leaving Dubai: What 30,000 Departing Britons Teach Us About Cross-Border Financial Planning
Since the strikes on Iran began at the end of February, around 30,000 Britons — roughly one in eight of the UAE’s British community — have left. Most aren’t heading home: Switzerland, Spain and Portugal are absorbing the wealthier end of the wave. The reasons are part security, part tax — and the lessons apply to anyone living overseas.
The Fed Has a New Chair — and a Tougher Job Than Anyone Expected
On the 13th of May, the US Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the new chair of the Federal Reserve in the closest vote of the modern era — and a wholesale inflation reading landed the same afternoon at nearly three times what economists had expected. The bond market noticed. Your portfolio probably should too.
Voluntary NI from Abroad: Why the Cost Change Isn't the Real Story for Most Expats
From 6 April 2026, voluntary National Insurance from abroad changed in two ways. The cost change is in every headline — and for most British expats, isn't the story at all. The quieter change to who can apply at all is the one that actually closes the door for some people.
