How a Second Home Can Score You a Second Passport
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Mark Nestmann
Should You Keep Your U.S. Citizenship?
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Estate Planning for Your Overseas Home
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How to Put a Freeze on Identity Thieves
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Investments You Don’t Need to Report to Uncle Sam
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The ABCs of Offshore Financial Reporting
Whether you're investing overseas, or living abroad, figuring out exactly what financial details you have to report to the IRS can be confusing. But with some research, and a little help from a professional, things become much clearer. Choose the right advisor for this, as you’ll need someone who is experienced...
10 Countries Where Real Estate Can Grant Residence
If you’re looking for a real estate investment you can parlay into a residence visa at the lowest possible cost, Ecuador wins by a landslide. For a minimum real estate purchase of $30,880, you can acquire an investor visa that gives you the right to reside in Ecuador. For a slightly higher minimum investment, you can include your spouse and dependent children in your application.
Online Privacy Is Dead… Well, Almost
Maybe you don’t worry about hackers. You're probably not concerned about the NSA scanning your emails. If you’ve done nothing wrong, after all, you’ve got nothing to hide. Alas, not everyone shares your trusting nature. Regardless...
Finding Financial Freedom in Cryptocurrencies
Back in 2009, a college student named Kristoffer Koch came across a new online currency—a “cryptocurrency”—called Bitcoin. As an experiment, he bought 5,000 Bitcoins. At the time, this cost him just $26.60. Kristoffer quickly forgot about his investment and went on to finish his studies
The Safest Strategy for Keeping Gold Overseas
If history has taught us one thing, it’s not to trust paper money. This was a lesson that Weimar Germany learned all too well in the early 1920s. Flooding the economy with money (and no gold to back it up) led to hyperinflation on a massive scale.