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15 July 2015, Middle East: Dubai is a global city and major business hub in the Middle East and offers people from all countries and walks of life better employment opportunities. Expats come to the city without having any familiarity to local job market and typical employee benefits that they can have apart from their take home salary. These benefits can be in the form of housing, group insurance, disability income protection, sick leave, vacation, social security, profit sharing, education finance, retirement benefits, or other special benefits. When it comes to knowing exact employee benefits that expats to Dubai can have, the name of independent financial advisor Paul Reynolds Holborn Assets matters the most.

Paul Reynolds IFA knows that the purpose of employee benefits is to increase the economic security of staff members and improve workers’ retention across the organization. Paul Reynolds’ financial advice and financial consulting with Holborn Assets can help employees get the following benefits:

Expat-friendly benefits

The majority of the workforce in Dubai is comprised of expatriates. Besides the perks, they are likely to have housing allowance, medical insurance or flight tickets (when expats are visiting their relatives in their home country). Expats on senior positions can have utility allowance, furniture allowance or a car.

Family-friendly benefits

Many expats come with their families and welcome employee benefits that make their families feel easy in a new and unfamiliar environment. They can expect flexible working hours or work from home options too. Moreover, expats can expect children’s education in the best Dubai schools with some monetary assistance. Expats can also have education finance from their Dubai employers for the children who are studying in their home country with the advice of a professional financial advisor like Paul Reynolds.

Financial benefits

Many expats are not aware that they can have various commission and bonus schemes if they are associated with a few industries. With this, they can directly bring more cash to their bank accounts.

Above all, the greatest benefit of all that all Dubai expats can have is the absence of income taxes.

“A good friend recommended Paul. He’s a real professional and knows his role by all means. His knowledge and great follow up put him on the top list at his field. I would recommend him to all my friends without any hesitation. Thank you Paul!” – Antoinette Ishak, Sales Consultant at Boecker Public Health – United Arab Emirates

About Paul Reynolds IFA

Paul Reynolds is a professionally-qualified financial Planner FPC from the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) with a passion for helping his clients become financially-organised whilst living in Dubai and the Middle East. With over 20 years’ experience as an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA), Reynolds is now rendering financial advice and financial consulting with Holborn Assets for his expatriate clients in Dubai and the Middle East. For Reynolds, client service is paramount and it should go forward. To do so, he reviews all investments every quarter. He has also won many awards in the region in recent years for his flawless client service.

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Posted on :Wednesday, July 15, 2015  2:08:00 PM UAE local time (GMT+4)