Mr. Bauman is a former member of the United States House of Representatives from Maryland (1973-1981). He is also a former federal official and state legislator; member of the Washington, D.C., Bar; graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center (1964) and the GU School of Foreign Service (1959). Mr. Bauman serves as legal counsel to International Living. He's also one of the world's foremost offshore experts. Here are some of his recent articles:
The last five years has seen a rush of foreign bankers to the island city-state of Singapore. Swiss Banks such as Julius Baer have expanded their operations to capitalize on new business opportunities there. And earlier this year the world’s number-three commodities trader, Trafigura, shifted its trading center from Switzerland to Singapore.
Bob Bauman, co-founder and legal council for the Sovereign Society, discusses the benefits of going offshore. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
A realistic look at the sad state of freedom in America and why the offshore world offers better alternatives for greater liberty and financial privacy, in banking and investing and a safer place for living for you and your family. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
Bob Bauman, co-founder and legal council for the Sovereign Society, discusses the benefits of going offshore. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
A realistic look at the sad state of freedom in America and why the offshore world offers better alternatives for greater liberty and financial privacy, in banking and investing and a safer place for living for you and your family. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
A realistic look at the sad state of freedom in America and why the offshore world offers better alternatives for greater liberty and financial privacy, in banking and investing and a safer place for living for you and your family. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
The government of the Republic of Ireland is desperately trying to rebuild the country’s shattered national economy and bolster financial markets after one of the largest banking collapses in history. Perhaps as a mark of that official desperation—or of politicians’ universal urge to “do something” in a crisis—the Irish government is offering special residence visas to foreign individuals willing to invest in the country.
Many millions of Irish have emigrated to the U.S., beginning well before America’s Revolutionary War. In 1776, eight Irish-Americans signed the U.S. Declaration of Independence, and 22 U.S. presidents, from Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama (who knew?) were at least partly of Irish ancestry.
From the first moment that Marilyn Cullen heard the strains of traditional Irish music in Ennis, County Clare, she knew she had found her retirement destination. “The music, the creativity, and the arts here are a magnet for expats from all over the world,” says the 65-year-old Californian.