With 30 million individuals living in the US who were born abroad and 8.7 million Americans living overseas in 180 countries, there’s a good chance you will be approached with cross border and international questions. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Global Financial Planning (GFP) Institute founder Ashley Murphy answers the following questions:

What prompted you to start the GFP Institute?
What do advisors need to know about international and cross border planning?
When do you need additional education or an expert on your team to address these issues?
What is unique about US citizens?
What are pitfalls to look out for in these engagements?

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A primer on international and cross border planning {PFP Section}