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FT Wealth: December

In this edition: will non-doms leave the UK if their status is scrapped; weak yen lures foreign money to the ski resort of Niseko; Asian families turn to pre-nups to protect their wealth; Uruguay’s stability and tax breaks attract affluent Argentines

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Stay or go? UK’s non-doms prepare for scrapping of tax status
The prospect of a Labour electoral victory has prompted some wealthy individuals to consider leaving the country
Weaker yen and top-quality snow lure investors to Japan’s ski resorts
Building projects are proliferating in and around Niseko, transforming it into a global destination — but how much development can the natural environment support?
The rise in popularity of prenuptial agreements to protect family wealth
Families in Asia, who once viewed a pre-nup as unromantic and even bad luck, are now viewing it as a sensible precaution
‘Leaving without leaving’: Argentines are flocking to Uruguay to avoid a high tax burden
Just an hour’s boat ride away sits a haven from economic instability — with increasingly attractive tax breaks for foreigners, as well as good security and public services
Luxuries should be more about the pleasure than the value
Although demand for the rare and the beautiful has gone global, buyers may hold on to their money for a while
How do the wealthy take a hatchet to their personal spending?
Belt-tightening is now the norm among the top 1 per cent — and even some of the super-rich are now having to cut back

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