
Build a search trail and use official resources.
Ask the right questions about living overseas.
Compare your choices and the cross-border issues.
Use the checklist, then prepare for a conversation.
Different status, different questions: U.S. citizenship, U.S. tax residency and country of residence are not interchangeable. Former U.S. workers may need a different tax analysis.
An old employer. A different country. A login tied to a phone number you no longer use. Losing track can happen one small change at a time.
This guide is for Americans abroad and former U.S. workers who may still have retirement savings in the United States. You do not need to know your balance, remember the provider or have decided on a rollover to begin.

American Expat Advisors (AEA) is not a financial advisory firm. We do not manage money and we do not give personalized financial advice. Instead, we focus on education and connection.

This matching process is designed to save you time and reduce the stress of trying to guess which advisor understands your cross-border reality.

Disclosure: American Expat Advisors is an educational and marketing platform. We are not a licensed financial advisory firm. We refer individuals to independent U.S.- licensed financial advisors who specialize in serving Americans living abroad. We do not provide financial, legal, or tax advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your individual situation.
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