Why I Moved Abroad… and Failed – Part 2
This series will be detailing my personal expat journey. If you missed Part 1 last week, be sure to read it here! I will be covering my move from the…
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Why Retire in Panama?
Why Retire in Panama? Panama is one of the best retirement havens in the world, thanks to its low cost of living, good health care, and a growing economy. With…
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Panama Microbreweries Part Three – For the Love of Beer and Golden Frogs
Panamanians love their golden frogs. Their status as a cultural icon dates all the way back to the Mayans who believed they could increase fertility. Their brilliant yellow color eventually gave rise to a myth that upon death, they would transform into actual gold. Frog-shaped talismans called huacas are still considered symbols of good fortune, and replicas are commonly found in Panamanian jewelry stores. Golden frogs are used to promote hotels and restaurants and have even been used on Panama’s lottery tickets. Small, golden, and lucky – hence La Rana Dorada, the perfect name for master brewer Brad Kraus’ microbrewery enterprise in Panama.
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What to Know Before Retiring to Central America
Retiring to Central America is a more-than-ideal way to spend your later years. The region falls in between North and South America, allowing for easy travel to many exciting locations,…
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Are You Ready to Retire Abroad?
Are you looking forward to retiring abroad, but aren’t sure where to start? This is a big decision, and you want to be properly prepared so that any obstacles that…
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Invest in Chile
Invest in Chile Chile has Latin America’s best economy and has seen more foreign investment than all of the other Latin American countries other than Mexico and Brazil. Not only…
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Perks of Retirement in Panama
Perks of Retirement in Panama Panama has been getting a lot of attention in recent years as a retiree’s dream. Ever since it won International Living’s title of “Best Country…
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Can a Foreign Corporation Reduce Taxes for Your Online Business? Part 2
One non-negotiable for US citizens is that we are taxed on worldwide income. If you live in the US, make money overseas and bring the money back into the US, it will be subject to US tax. However, if the income is earned overseas, the business is owned by a foreign entity and the income is not brought back to the US, the income will be subject to taxes in the foreign country and not the US.
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Five Self-Guided Day Tours in London
Five Self-Guided Day Tours in London The home of Shakespeare, the Rosetta Stone, and Beefeaters is a spectacular place to vacation. When touring London for the first time, it can…
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Best & Worst Places to Start a Business Overseas
Best & Worst Places to Start a Business Overseas If you’re approaching that time in your life when you’re ready for more excitement and adventure, you’re probably looking to relocate…
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