Archive for ‘Offshore Asset Protection’
So Long, US Dollar
By Marin Katusa There’s a major shift under way, one the US mainstream media has left largely untouched even though it will send the United States into an economic maelstrom and dramatically reduce the country’s importance in the world: the demise of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency. For decades the US dollar [...]
Doug Casey on Taxes and Freedom
The always-outspoken Doug Casey addresses a broader view of taxation and its costs to both individuals and society in general in this interview with Louis James. L: Doug, the Taxman cometh, at least for most US citizens who file their annual tax papers on April 15. We get a lot of letters from readers who [...]
A Defense of Tax Havens
by David Finzer, Capital Conservator After years of constant attacks from Obama, the OECD and the G20 during which ‘Tax Havens’ have been blamed for everything from causing the credit crisis to being the base for criminal activity, it is time to re-consider and think about what tax havens really are, and why they are [...]
Why Trust a New Zealand Trust
by Evgeny Orlov, Barrister, Equity Trust International Many people pick an asset protection jurisdiction or “offshore” asset protection vehicle in the same manner as they would buy a burger. They look at the menu, see the fastest and cheapest solution and don’t worry about the result as long as it meets their needs. We all [...]
The #1 Biggest Reason You Need to Internationalize Your Investments during Tough Economic Times…
A simple lesson from a poor Southern boy turned billionaire investor by Brandon Rowe Publisher, World Money Analyst Did you know that between the 1998 Russian crisis and May 2008, the Russian RTS stock index experienced a 6,300% gain – from a low of 39 to a peak of 2,500? For the patient, long-term investor, [...]
Relax While Your Retirement Grows at 9% Interest
by Jon Hanna, Panama Offshore Legal Services Yes, you read that title correctly – 9% fixed interest is what you could be earning on your retirement savings. No, it’s not a mutual fund. It’s not a hedge fund. It’s not a bond fund. There are no market fluctuations that make you lose sleep at night. [...]
The Ascendence of Sociopaths in US Governance
By Doug Casey, Casey Research An International Man lives and does business wherever he finds conditions most advantageous, regardless of arbitrary borders. He’s diversified globally, with passports from multiple countries, assets in several jurisdictions and his residence in yet another. He doesn’t depend absolutely on any country and regards all of them as competitors for [...]
Will India Stop Buying Gold?
By Jeff Clark, Casey Research We’ve read mixed reports about how lofty gold and silver prices are affecting demand in India. One month we’re told demand is up, and the next it’s supposedly down. I’m not suggesting that official reports are inaccurate, but it is admittedly confusing and doesn’t help us understand the real trend [...]
Is New Zealand the Switzerland of the South Pacific?
by Evgeny Orlov, Attorney at Law LOOK THROUGH COMPANY PROVES NEW ZEALAND BEING THE SWITZERLAND OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC The Look Through Company is New Zealand’s latest exciting contribution to the asset protection and wealth acceleration and structuring industry. Due to the National Governments increasing awareness and commitment to the international financial industry (and NZ [...]
Rigged US Inflation Rates = Negative Interest Rates – Here’s a Solution
by Richard Benkert, Panama Offshore Legal Washington has already run the printing press enough to raise the consumer price index for all urban consumers (CPI-U) to 3.9% for the year (as of the end of September), the consumer price index for urban wage earners and clerical workers (CPI-W) to 4.4% for the year, and the [...]
Your 2nd Home – Offshore
by Mark Nestmann Owning real estate in another country provides many benefits for U.S. investors: A non-reportable offshore asset (if owned individually). A refuge in times of political or economic uncertainty. The possibility for profit from rental income or if the value of the property appreciates. In one country (St. Kitts and Nevis), purchase of [...]
White, Grey, and Black Passports: What’s the Difference?
by Phillip Thomas, Expat Extraordinaire I am frequently asked by folks about how to acquire a 2nd passport. As you may imagine there are a multitude of ways to acquire one, some good, some bad, some ugly. In this article we will discuss a general overview of what I consider the 3 categories of 2nd [...]
Breaking the Chains of Financial Slavery
by Mark Ford, The Palm Beach Letter We recently received an email from Jorge Izquierdo Jr., a subscriber, who complained that “all the material being covered [in The Palm Beach Letter] is for long-term investing. What about short term? I’ve been trying to free my family and myself from the chains of slavery for far [...]
