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Forum: USA

Feb 25th 2020, 6:43 pm

Replies: 9

Move or work remotely?

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Posted By familyofive

Re: Move or work remotely?

Yes we are all dual citizens.
The (older) children started out their schooling in Mass, so we have friendships/connections there, hence why Iâ€™d much rather be based there (and itâ€™s a halfway...

Forum: USA

Feb 25th 2020, 10:51 am

Replies: 9

Move or work remotely?

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Posted By familyofive

Re: Move or work remotely?

The move was always planned for late 2020, not 2019 as mentioned in that same post, and yes I realise that some of the issues are the same, however my question is now more about international schools...

Forum: USA

Feb 25th 2020, 10:23 am

Replies: 9

Move or work remotely?

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Move or work remotely?

Husband potentially has the opportunity to accept a job in California. This may be something he can do remotely from the U.K., with travel frequently to and from the US. If we did move, our eldest...

Forum: USA

Sep 8th 2019, 9:20 am

Replies: 9

Young British Family Moving To Boston - Advice on Areas, schools etc..

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Posted By familyofive

Re: Young British Family Moving To Boston - Advice on Areas, schools etc..

If you end up considering public schools, look at Needham, we have several good friends who live there and they commute into Boston easily on the commuter rail (Needham line). Schools are well...

Forum: USA

Aug 28th 2019, 6:08 am

Replies: 5

Becoming dual US/UK citizenship - property tax implications?

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Posted By familyofive

Re: Becoming dual US/UK citizenship - property tax implications?

Brilliant forum for this type of question on Facebook, I'm not Allowed to post a link due to being new, but this should help you find it :) â€˜US expat tax questionsâ€™

Forum: USA

Aug 26th 2019, 9:16 am

Replies: 11

Moving with older child

Views: 1,937

Posted By familyofive

Re: Moving with older child

Thanks all. Itâ€™s so hard to decide what to do, but I feel that we are at a crossroads of â€˜go soon or wait a very long timeâ€™ as our children are quite spaced apart, so one or the other will soon...

Forum: USA

Aug 24th 2019, 2:20 am

Replies: 11

Moving with older child

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Posted By familyofive

Re: Moving with older child

Thank you, no if we moved then it would be permanent, so college (and cost!) is also a consideration. I know that holding summer borns back a year can be done too, would you think starting my (then)...

Forum: USA

Aug 24th 2019, 1:08 am

Replies: 11

Moving with older child

Views: 1,937

Posted By familyofive

Moving with older child

Hi all, does anyone have recent experience of moving to the US with a child nearing GCSE age? My eldest child is 13 (August birthday), going into Y9 next month. My younger two are only 10 and 5, so I...

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