One place for your household in The France Year, a live educational program with Thomas Dubanchet.
Six weekly 75-minute sessions: Mondays, November 16–December 21, 2026, 6:00–7:15 p.m. Paris (noon–1:15 p.m. New York; 9:00–10:15 a.m. Los Angeles).
Explore what life in France means for your money, your loved ones, and the decisions ahead:
1. Can I live in France the way I want?
2. How will I fund my life in France?
3. What should I keep, and what should I rethink?
4. How do I protect the people I care about?
5. What should I do before I move?
6. How do I get this right in both countries?
A France–U.S. financial planner joins Thomas in week two, and a U.S. estate-planning attorney joins him in week four. These guest contributions are part of the six weekly sessions. Guest names will be announced separately.
Also included: one additional 60-minute Q&A clinic with Thomas in the final week, guided worksheets, and access to recordings for 12 months. The clinic date and time will be confirmed separately. Questions are collected in advance and grouped by topic.
€2,500 excluding VAT per household, paid once. You and your partner can attend together.
You do not need to own property or have a trust to join. Trusts, business interests, and existing advisors are also welcome. The program teaches general principles through examples; it does not include document review, personal tax calculations, tailored recommendations, or filing services.
Please complete the enrollment form before checkout. Your place is confirmed once payment succeeds. Joining instructions will be emailed before the first session.
Before you enroll: read and save the The France Year Program Terms & Conditions. Acceptance is required in the enrollment form. Teaching presentations are recorded; participants’ personal discussions are not.
One place for your household in The France Year, a live educational program with Thomas Dubanchet.
Six weekly 75-minute sessions: Mondays, November 16–December 21, 2026, 6:00–7:15 p.m. Paris (noon–1:15 p.m. New York; 9:00–10:15 a.m. Los Angeles).
Explore what life in France means for your money, your loved ones, and the decisions ahead:
1. Can I live in France the way I want?
2. How will I fund my life in France?
3. What should I keep, and what should I rethink?
4. How do I protect the people I care about?
5. What should I do before I move?
6. How do I get this right in both countries?
A France–U.S. financial planner joins Thomas in week two, and a U.S. estate-planning attorney joins him in week four. These guest contributions are part of the six weekly sessions. Guest names will be announced separately.
Also included: one additional 60-minute Q&A clinic with Thomas in the final week, guided worksheets, and access to recordings for 12 months. The clinic date and time will be confirmed separately. Questions are collected in advance and grouped by topic.
€2,500 excluding VAT per household, paid once. You and your partner can attend together.
You do not need to own property or have a trust to join. Trusts, business interests, and existing advisors are also welcome. The program teaches general principles through examples; it does not include document review, personal tax calculations, tailored recommendations, or filing services.
Please complete the enrollment form before checkout. Your place is confirmed once payment succeeds. Joining instructions will be emailed before the first session.
Before you enroll: read and save the The France Year Program Terms & Conditions. Acceptance is required in the enrollment form. Teaching presentations are recorded; participants’ personal discussions are not.
