Expat Tax Debt Mistakes
As an expat, the IRS has tremendous leverage over you. If you owe more than $50,000, the U.S. government can revoke your passport. You also have the risk of an…
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Considering Travel to Cuba? Here are Some Travel Tips
Times are certainly a-changin’ with regards to relations between the U.S. and Cuba. However, despite a warming between the two countries, and the recent death of Fidel Castro, many of…
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Teak: Frequently Asked Questions Part 1
An investment in teak can seem like a foreign concept to many. Many people have questions about the logistics and other issues pertaining to teak as an investment vehicle. For…
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Your Parents Were Wrong: Money Does Grow on Trees – Understanding Timberland
We’ve all heard the old adage, “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” I know I certainly heard it a few times as a child from my parents when I wanted a…
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Thoughts on the Upcoming 2017 U.S. Tax Policy Changes: Part 2
Link to previous article in this series: Part 1 Death Tax Repeal As many of you may know, the U.S. House, on April 16, 2015, passed the Death Tax Repeal Act…
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Best Offshore Bank License Jurisdiction in 2017
The best offshore bank license jurisdiction will depend on your use and budget. Here’s a list of my top offshore bank license jurisdictions in 2017. This list is focused on…
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How Can China’s Real Estate Bubble Affect Trading?
How Can China’s Real Estate Bubble Affect Trading? Whether you are considering moving to China or not, the events within the country will affect you all the same. It is…
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Two Best Second Residency Programs
Two Best Second Residency Programs If you want to create a safe haven offshore or secure residency with an eye towards a second passport, here are the countries you should…
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Should I Relocate for Retirement?
Many of us looked forward to that time when we could retire as early as picking up our very first paycheck. Daydreaming of the moment that we no longer have…
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The International Step: Taking Your Business to Foreign Soil
A business that has established a solid local customer base can already be considered successful, but for many entrepreneurs, the local market is simply not big enough. The next step…
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