After all

I found Spanish lesson that originated in Scotland.  They introduced the lesson as "castellano" so the lesson was in Spanish from Spain.  Anyway, they used the phase "al fin y al cabo".  I like the way it sounds.  Is that phase use throughout the Spanish speaking world or only in Spain.  Is "after all" translated different ways?

Personalmente, yo usaría "in the end".

"Despues de todo" is another way I've heard it.

Sí, ésa es una muy buena traducción, Ken.