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ONE - EXOTIC REAL ESTATE |
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Islands in the Crystal-Clear Med—An Overview of Malta’s Property Market |
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From the air, the Maltese archipelago resembles tiny stepping stones that
some ancient god scattered across the Mediterranean. Since antiquity, these
outposts have served as a bridge linking southern Italy to North Africa—and
Western Europe to the Middle East. They were inhabited way before St. Paul
was shipwrecked on Malta’s western shore and early Christians burrowed
under sun-baked rocks to build catacombs for their dead. |
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| Strong
Investment Inward Flowing into Property in Vietnam |
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lining up to be a very positive year for the property market in Vietnam
with the government already having made significant changes to real estate
investment laws in 2006 and having offered certain ownership concessions
to Vietnamese citizens living abroad for example. |
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| Bulgarian
Campaign For a New Deal On Home Buying |
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In a bid to help Britons buy homes in Bulgaria with more confidence, a
new campaign to rid the country of rogue estate agents has been launched.The
move aims to stop older property being sold at up to three times or more
its market value, put an end to the sale of unregulated land and the practice
of false pricing on deeds. |
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| Jaco
Beach, Costa Rica - Investment opportunities in the second developmental
stage |
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“JACO IS BOOMING” is the title of a recent independent report about Jaco
appearing in the Economic section of La Nacion, Costa Rica’s leading newspaper.
The report confirms Jaco not only has been developing at a dramatic pace
but also, as it enters the second developmental stages, the pace will be
even faster. |
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| Real
Estate Prices Snowball In Winter Tax Paradise |
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Andorra saw one of the sharpest property price rises in Europe in 2005
with a 19 per cent increase. This has been sustained with another high
leap in prices in 2006, this time of 16 per cent. 2007 could see another
double digit property price rise for the small Pyrenees mountainous country. |
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Culture Shock: Even If You Love It, It Isn’t Easy |
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When my husband I and I began to plan our move from the U.S. to Dominica
in the West Indies, I read a couple of books on culture shock. I
had experienced a mild case of this in Canada during the 70s. Canada was
just different enough from the U.S. that I was acutely aware of feeling
like an outsider. From that experience, I knew there would be adjustments
and discomfort with a cross-cultural move. I suspected my earlier
Canadian culture shock would pale compared to a move to Dominica.
Yep, was I right! |
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TWO - FINANCE AND INVESTMENT |
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Your Foreign Bank Accounts or Go to Jail |
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In the historical past, Americans living and working abroad would
open bank accounts with a local bank in whatever country they were living
and working, and if it earned any interest at all would never show it on
their U.S. income tax return. This was part of the unofficial
benefits of living in outside of the U.S. and everyone thought it
was fun. Then things started to change. |
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| Moving
Abroad? How to Stop Your Money Shrinking |
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Want to know why your money might shrink when you move abroad?
Want to know how to stop that happening? Read on... |
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| Gold
Shares in a Volatile Stock Market |
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Gold, like all the major financial markets, has been on something of a
wild ride recently. While here at Casey Research, we
remain extremely bullish on gold, it is important, even critical, to keep
in mind that bull markets make anyone on the right side of the trade think
they are smarter than they actually are. |
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THREE - JOBS OVERSEAS / INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT |
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| Making
Money Overseas - Writing eBooks and Reports For EscapeArtist.com |
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you can make money writing eBooks and reports for us, good money. In fact
you can make enough money to live on overseas. We are now seeking eBook
reports on almost any subject; not just on expatriate issues. We have had
so much success with our eBooks that we have decided to expand our library
to include more subjects - - subjects that are important even if they are
not directly related to expatriate issues. By EscapeArtist.com |
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FOUR - ASSET PROTECTION / PRIVACY |
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Your Privacy Is Worth Saving |
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They're watching you ... especially your money! As far as the politicians
are concerned, privacy is a luxury that you can do without in the name
of national security. But that doesn't mean you should be so quick
to give up your privacy rights. It means you should fight harder to secure
and protect it. |
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FIVE - UNIQUE TRAVEL - EXPATRIATE TRAVEL |
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| How
To Get a First Class Seat -- For Less -- On Most Every Flight You Take
– Free Report |
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if you know how to find them. In fact, there are 7 insider secrets that
will have you flying up front, for less -- secrets that many airline reservationists
and travel agents may never tell you. If you plan to fly anywhere in the
next 12 months -- whether it’s for business or pleasure -- you need to
read this report immediately... while the information is up-to-date. After
all, why fly in cramped-up coach... when you could fly in luxury without
paying top dollar for it? Click Here to find out how - |
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SIX - CONFERENCES - CLASSIFIEDS - EBOOKS - ANNOUNCEMENTS & MORE |
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| Discover
82 Easy Tips for Taking Holiday Photos You Can Sell |
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If you're like most folks, you pull the camera out more this time of year
than any other. But just because you're snapping more shots, doesn't meaning
you’re taking better photos. Now you can. And fast. All you need to get
started is a point-and-shoot camera. Find out how to… snap professional-quality
family portraits… transform standard-issue Thanksgiving dinner shots into
heirloom pictures… capture natural shots of kids in the snow, opening presents,
giving Grandma a kiss… get amazing photos of holiday lights, and even turn
your photos into cash. Click Here to find out how. |
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