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Europe & The Balkans Relocation Reports
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| Yachting
- A Unique Lifestyle Career - Jessie Hamack Where to go to look for
a yachting job. Who to talk to get it. Where to stay while searching
for employment. How to make ends meet until you find a job.
About and how to deal with crew agencies. Extremely effective means of
obtaining employment outside of agencies. The ins and outs of interviewing.
The pros and cons of working on a charter yacht versus a private yacht.
Crewing as a couple. Vital tips that will put you ahead of the pack.
Crucial mistakes not to make and much, much more. |
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Privacy Report - Regain Lost Privacy With the Lifeboat Strategy - Mark
Nestmann Privacy - Your most important possession - They've Declared War
on Your Wealth & Your Privacy ..and You Could be the Next Innocent
Victim! This was one of the people whose work I consulted when writing
the book version of Escape From America. The ongoing erosion of privacy
in the United States is the most important issue facing Americans today.
Without privacy, we have nothing, or less than nothing. Privacy is a human
imperative because privacy of self is an important biological necessity
of a sane and stable sense of self. It is a scientific fact that a rational
person cannot have their autonomous sense of self (their sense of privacy
of self,) compromised and still function as a healthy individual.
Thinking and creativity require the capacity to make independent judgments,
an invasion of our privacy such as that going on in America today violates
that capacity. It is more than important to reclaim our privacy, it is
a biological necessity. Those who want to know about privacy and how to
regain it turn to Mark Nestmann; he is the authority on issues of privacy,
and he has a wide range of solutions to our loss of privacy problems. |
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| Retirement
Planning for Offshore Living - Richard Burkart Why not start a second
"dream" career, or retire in a low cost, tropical country? Spend less than
25% of your present monthly budget while maintaining or even enhancing
your lifestyle. Say "goodbye" to your financial planner and her "advice"
that you must accumulate at least $1,000,000 or more in liquid assets before
you retire or leave your "day job". "Retirement Planning for Offshore Living"
will become your personal coach and roadmap to "offshore living".
Use the standards provided to identify, compare and analyze your optimal
country and retirement or second career haven. |
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Tips for a Happy Second Home in Bulgaria - Bulgaria, a naturally beautiful
country, rich in history, and new EU member, is now encouraging people
to purchase second homes and developers are doing their best to attract
buyers by matching modern quality with national heritage. Despite the immense
foreign interest in this little country, real estate prices are still amongst
the lowest in Europe. But no matter whether you are looking for a home
or an investment opprotunity, there are some useful tips to consider when
buying propery here. |
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| Living
in Ukraine - The Good, the Bad and The Ugly of living in Ukraine -
Ukraine has far more than its share of beautiful women! If you’re lucky
enough to marry one with a heart of gold (such as my wife) and not a gold-digger,
it will make your living in Ukraine considerably easier, but it’s not entirely
necessary. If you are willing to purchase a home here it will be relatively
easy to live here without many difficulties. I know a Canadian fellow who
is not married and is living here quite satisfactorily with even less Russian
language ability than my own. |
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| Zagreb
Croatia: How To Have Fewer Tourists - Zagreb is a mixed Croatian blessing,
a treasure that has yet to be overrun by large-scale tourism. This compact
capital offers bustling street and night life and encompasses more museums
than many other European cities. But how long can that charm and vivacity
survive? |
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| Living
in Slovakia - For about 7 years we have been searching the world for
a place to live an easier, less constricted lifestyle, longing to
find a more basic and natural way of life than in our home country Holland.
During those years we have visited other western countries like Australia,
Canada, and the US only to find out that the rules for immigration are
so restricting. This is understandable from their economic point
of view: wanting your labour or your money, but to us this would have meant
less freedom instead of more. |
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| Travel
- Budapest – A Tale of Three Cities ~ Located in Eastern Europe, Hungary
is diverse and beautiful country. The undisputed treasure of the country
is Budapest. Over 2,000 years old, Budapest is a large city containing
traces of the various forces that have ruled it over time. Romans, Turks,
Goths and many others have conquered the city. Somehow, the various influences
work in such a way as to make the city sparkle. |
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