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Bordo Pro: plan a life across borders, on every device

Everything in Bordo today stays free. Pro adds what cross-border early retirees ask us for most: your plan on all your devices, more countries, a side-by-side "where should I retire?" comparison and estate planning across borders.

Free and Pro

What you getFreePro
Your monthly paycheck with dynamic spending, the projection and "How much can I spend?"✓✓
Taxes for US, France and UAE residents, Social Security and French pensions, broker imports✓✓
News for cross-border early retirees and the weekly email✓✓
A realistic budget: import card and bank statements, spending by category against what your savings can pay✓✓
Sign in and sync: the same plan on your computer and phone, with a private online copy—✓
More countries: Portugal, the UK, Spain, Germany, Italy, Greece, Mexico and more, as they are ready—✓
Your budget across countries: your own spending, category by category, priced in the places you are considering (rent, food, health cover, transport), after tax and in your currency—✓
Where should I retire? Two or three countries side by side: your paycheck after tax, health costs and currency risk—✓
Moving between France and the US: the French exit tax, US state taxes, French pensions for US residents, the year of the move, assurance-vie, PEA and French funds as PFICs, FBAR and Form 8938 reminders—✓
Concentrated stock and RSUs: a plan to diversify company stock, RSUs and stock options without a big tax bill, with partners who specialise in it (staged selling, exchange funds, option collars, direct indexing)—✓
Estate planning across borders: what your heirs would owe in each country and how to hold accounts—✓
Yearly plan check-up: a short report each January, ready to discuss with your family or adviser—✓

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