Latest Changes to U.S. Passports – Renew Now!
Some 49 million U.S. passports will expire within the next three years. As the USA Today reports, the millions who applied for 10-year passports in the wake of the 9/11…
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Failproof EuroTrip Planner: What You Need to Know
Europe : https://pixabay.com/en/world-europe-map-connections-1264062/ The Old Continent is one of the favorite destinations for people all over the world, especially those who are interested in history, architecture, and good old European-style…
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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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Soon Being an Expat Will Be Common
Soon Being an Expat Will Be Common. About ten years ago I got serious about becoming an expat. My first move was to Belize because, among other things, it’s the…
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Basics Of The Nicaragua Reforestation Residency Visa
Basics Of The Nicaragua Reforestation Residency Visa The best and most efficient second residency in 2018 is the Nicaragua reforestation residency visa. It’s the fastest path to citizenship, get’s you…
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Off the Grid in Burma, 2010 – Part 2
Opium has been a big ticket item in Burma, Laos, and northern Thailand since the mid 1800s, and today Mandalay is allegedly home to the millionaire drug kingpins of Myanmar.…
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Investor’s Guide to REITs in APAC and China
On August 31, 2016, Equity REITs and other real estate companies listed in the S&P Dow Jones Indices and MSCI were moved to the newly-added Real Estate Sector of the…
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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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Why Not Spend Christmas in the Caribbean?
It’s become quite routine now…Halloween passes and seemingly the next day we start hearing Christmas commercials on the radio, seeing toys being advertised on television, even hearing holiday songs at…
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A Thai Wedding Ceremony – What You Need to Know
When getting married in Thailand, there are two types of weddings. There is the traditional Buddhist religious ceremony and the legal marriage registration. The ceremony is the wedding, however, the registration takes care of legal aspects. This is paperwork to be filled out to officiate the marriage.
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