Brett Evans

and some are portable and some are not.

In Switzerland, for example, you have the three pillar system.

The first pillar is like social security.

The second pillar is a privatized super and the third pillar is a privatized super.

So some things you can take with you and some things you can't.

That's what I tell most folks.

Because what they'll do is they'll get the money in hand from a tax point of view.

They'll pay a UK marginal tax rate.

So the in-hand money is less than if it went into a UK pension, but then you don't have that rigged morale on the other side.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Get put into super as a non-concessional.

You get the same effect.

Yeah, The Expat's Handbook.

The Expat's Handbook.

No, it's not called that.

It's close.

Close enough is good enough.

Look, to me, it's been living rent free in my head since I started Atlas 15 years ago.

And the reason being is I cannot tell you how many meetings both online and in person I've had with people in that 15-year period saying, unfortunately, it's not a book you can buy at the airport.