Short answer. A family office for expats is not “another broker”. It is accompaniment where passport, tax residency, business structure, investments and lifestyle form one plan. At CornerStone that plan is the Five Flags of Freedom.
Why expats outgrow a single advisor
Families usually collect fragments: a lawyer for residence, an accountant for taxes, a banker for the portfolio. Each piece can be fine. No one owns the whole picture — until a move or a tax review makes the gaps expensive.
Who it fits
- Expats, relocators, entrepreneurial and tech families
- Life in Turkey / Alanya, the UAE, the EU, or across borders
- Assets and income already split across jurisdictions
- Need for a multi-year system, not a one-off trade
What CornerStone does
We connect five pillars: passport, taxes, business, finances, lifestyle. Founders: Aleksey Novitskiy and Mila Lonshakova. Public track record on the site: 12+ years, 150+ families, $23M+ in portfolios, 180+ instruments.
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FAQ
What is a family office for expats?
Accompaniment where passport, tax residency, business structure, investments and lifestyle form one plan — CornerStone’s Five Flags of Freedom.
How is it different from a regular advisor?
An advisor often owns the portfolio. A family office connects status, taxes, business, capital and lifestyle — and owns the whole picture when you move.
Who is CornerStone for?
Expats, relocators and entrepreneurial families with capital and assets across countries — Turkey, the UAE, the EU and beyond.