Expats in France Quarterly Financial Forum - Q2 2023 - Inflation and The Cost of Living

Join our panel as we discussed financial planning, inflation and the cost of living for American expats in France in 2023.
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Adrian Leeds speaks at conferences and seminars in both the U.S. and France on a variety of related topics to living and investing in France.
Her site adrianleeds.com provides a wealth of information for Francophiles as well as reservations and booking services of luxury apartments for a select group of property owners in Paris and Nice. She is the author and editor of the Parler Paris and Parler Nice Nouvellettres®.
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Brian Dunhill is a Financial Planner with a core emphasis on concentrated positions, and retirement planning for Expatriates.
Past positions have led him to work in many capacities for prestigious firms on Wall Street including UBS, Lehman Brothers, and A.G. Edwards. Working as an analyst, in compliance and as a Financial Advisor has given him the full perspective on the operations of a financial firm.
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[@sacroyalty]

Love these North American expats in France forums! Thanks all for providing these. (I'm hoping my parents try moving out there!)

[@zeitgeist888]

Can you expand on the VIJ program in France related to selling a home in France while living there until your death and getting payments? Can this be done for a married couple and cover them until both die?