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How to stay sane on the silliest day of the year: April Fool’s traditions around the world
April Fool’s Day is celebrated across the world and represents one of the most light-hearted days of the year. If ...
Biltong and Popcorn recipe
Very little speaks to the taste buds of South Africans (abroad and at home) than eating Biltong. But let’s step ...
South African’s making waves: Chris Bertish
Chris Bertish is the famous South African we are focussing on this month and he believes nothing is impossible unless ...
There is a rebrand on the horizon
It’s true! Cashkows.com is getting a new look. In two month's time we will be launching our new brand. It’s ...
Why Frankfurt is gaining popularity amongst UK expats
In the past when you spoke to UK residents, Germany didn’t top the list as one of the popular UK ...
What it’s like living in the world’s most expensive city
One of the big attractions when becoming an expat is the potential of earning a higher salary than you would ...
How to make your expat dreams a reality
If you’ve always wanted to live in another country, but have got caught climbing the corporate ladder in your home ...
Why London is (still) a great expat destination
Brexit is on everyone’s minds with the rights of EU citizens in Britain and British nationals in the EU still ...
Far-flung places to immigrate to: Escape to Estonia
Estonia is becoming a popular expat destination – especially among expats approaching their retirement years, with Estonia appearing as one ...
Give your child a great start in life with an expat tertiary education
Expat parents often worry about whether they are doing the right thing moving countries and removing their children from their ...
How expats can untangle themselves from tech laws
If you’re an expat immigrating to a new country, you have a lot on your plate including familiarising yourself with ...
Say cheers to living in South Africa
Yes, this blog post title can be read two ways – but we’re not talking about leaving South Africa for ...
Why China and the Asia-Pacific region are attracting more expats
In the past, if expats wanted to make money, they headed over to the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) six-nation community ...
Let us introduce the winner of our Introducers Programme
We’re delighted to be able to announce the winner of our Introducers Programme. The Introducers Programme was launched on the ...
Popcorn & Biltong for SA Expats: “Vir Altyd” film review
“Oorsee?” Cashkows.com is delighted to bring you our new film review feature: Popcorn & Biltong. See movie previews before they ...
Relatives all over the world? Win 2 flight tickets to visit them or bring them to visit you!
One of the hardest things about being an expat is missing your relatives if they are still living back in ...
Crossing borders: African countries Americans can visit without applying for a visa
There are many South Africans who have emigrated from South Africa, and one of the countries a lot of expats ...
International Women’s Day: Women in the changing world of work
No matter where in the world you live, International Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th of March and it ...
Do you qualify as an ‘expat’?
Expat is a term that is loosely used to describe people residing in countries other than their ‘home’ country. But ...
The world’s most affordable and expensive expat destinations
One of the top questions when someone plans to immigrate to a new country and become an expat, is “What’s ...
Why people go green with envy when they hear you’re immigrating to Ireland
Ireland, or the Emerald Isle as it is often referred to, offers expats many advantages and a great quality of ...
