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- Plan B
The Honest Case for Keeping Money in Three Different Countries
Not three random accounts. Three jurisdictions that each solve a different problem
- United States
How Travel, Visas and Digital Nomadism Are Changing in America
Millions still want to visit and move to the US. The question is whether the US still wants them.
- Plan B
The Currency Risk Nobody Warns You About When Buying Property Abroad
Most buyers focus on the purchase price and forget that the exchange rate is moving
- Egypt
Can You Really Live in Egypt on $1,000 a Month?
A local resident’s breakdown of everyday costs
- Plan B
Inside the Caribbean Passport Market’s Most Significant Moment in Years
Rising thresholds, EU pressure and new rules are reshaping what you buy
- Plan B
Why the World’s Wealthiest Families Are Now Building Plan B Strategies
The most valuable asset sophisticated families are building right now is not financial
- Thailand
I Left the U.S. to Teach English in Thailand
A diploma in one hand, a one-way ticket in the other, and a bet on myself that’s paying off
Plan B
All the information you need to make the move overseas
- Presidents Week
Presidents’ Week 2026: Celebrating 30 Years of Global Wealth Strategy
Now in its 30th year, Presidents’ Week 2026 brings together an extraordinary group of internationally minded investors, entrepreneurs, and visionaries who refuse to stand still in an…
- Plan B
The Places People Are Actually Moving to in 2026, Not the Ones the Lists Keep Recommending
Every January brings a fresh crop of relocation lists, and every year they recommend more or less the same handful of places. Portugal for the lifestyle. Spain for the sunshine. Costa Rica for…
- Plan B
The Honest Case for Keeping Money in Three Different Countries
Most people’s banking setup is the result of inertia rather than intention. An account opened at eighteen. A second one added when the first bank’s fees became annoying. Perhaps a…
- United States
How Travel, Visas and Digital Nomadism Are Changing in America
The United States has occupied a unique place in the global imagination. It was the world’s most visited destination for years. It feels as if most of the planet grew up hearing stories…
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- Plan B
The Honest Case for Keeping Money in Three Different Countries
Not three random accounts. Three jurisdictions that each solve a different problem
- United States
How Travel, Visas and Digital Nomadism Are Changing in America
Millions still want to visit and move to the US. The question is whether the US still wants them.
- Plan B
The Places People Are Actually Moving to in 2026, Not the Ones the Lists Keep Recommending
Where the movement is real, not just where it sounds good
- Field Notes
Why I Traded Hollywood for a Caribbean Island
A Hollywood actor and on-camera personality on moving to St. Croix: hurricanes, iguanas, island time, and why U.S. citizens need no visa for the Virgin Islands
- Sponsored Content
The quiet change to Cyprus’s 60-day residency rule that most 2026 guides still get wrong
- Plan B
The Currency Risk Nobody Warns You About When Buying Property Abroad
Most buyers focus on the purchase price and forget that the exchange rate is moving
- Sponsored Content
The American Legal Loose End Most Expats Never Think About
Interviews
Insightful Q&As with travelers and expats from around the globe
- Interview
When the Ocean Becomes Your Home
For most people, the idea of leaving behind a conventional life to sail across the world’s oceans alone would seem unthinkable. For Captain Liz Clark, it felt inevitable. Raised along the…
- Interview
Raising a Family in Motion
For the Willink family, travel has never been about escape or spectacle. Long before children entered the picture, it was already a way of moving through the world with intention, curiosity,…
- Interview
Leaving the U.S. to Build a New Life in Greece
When Cara Celeste West left the United States with her young family, it wasn’t driven by restlessness or a desire to escape. It was a deliberate decision shaped by motherhood, safety, and the…


