Boal & Co launches QROPS products for UK expat market

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Isle of Man-based actuarial and consultancy firm Boal & Co has launched two QROPS products designed ...

Isle of Man-based actuarial and consultancy firm Boal & Co has launched two QROPS products designed to appeal to UK expatriates with pensions left in the UK. Balley Chashtal No.1 will invest in single-premium life assurance contracts, while the more cautious Balley Chashtal No.2 will focus on cash deposits.

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