Your eventual plan is to make Belize your permanent home. That may be happening once you retire or it could be something that you want to do in order to start a brand-new life. In any case, there’s a chance that you’ll want to set up some sort of business that ensures a steady income. […]
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Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The world has been gripped by fear over the coronavirus, which has come out of nowhere to become the largest news story of 2020. So far, some 90,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus, and about 4% of those people have died. Even in countries where a mere handful of […]
Continue readingReasons to Move Your Finances to Offshore Banks The world is standing on the precipice of an economic catastrophe. With the disastrous impacts of the Coronavirus on global stock markets and a largely unresolved US-China trade war, we’re looking at a possible global economic restructuring that you need to keep away from. Add to these […]
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Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Ever since the protests in Hong Kong, I have heard from many viewers and even clients who all have the same question: Is Hong Kong safe? Is it still a safe place to bank or do business? While the media may paint the situation as very dire, it isn’t as bad […]
Continue readingTeak has traditionally been considered as the go-to investment for people looking to diversify their portfolios. In many ways, teak is the timber equivalent of gold and silver as an investment owing to the consistently high prices for the hardwood. Since it takes a long time for the teak tree to mature (nearly 25 years) […]
Continue readingDoug Casey’s Note: What you’re about to read is something that makes me envious. My friend Kolija invited me on this expedition, but I got caught up in things that were urgent and dropped the ball on something important. I rationalized missing the adventure because I’d been to the boonies in Colombia a half-dozen times […]
Continue readingThe Coronavirus is wreaking havoc across securities markets around the world. Even now, the United States government is trying to clamp down on the panic created by the virus as the number of cases in the country increases by the day. The latest reports coming in from financial markets in the US report a dismal […]
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Dateline: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia I have an attorney friend who likes to tell the almost mythical story of the Chinese man who always had a fast junk boat with a few gold bars and a second set of papers ready for when things went bad. While that idea might seem foreign to you, it’s a […]
Continue readingCost-efficient capital mobilization is one of the most important determinants of a sound financial strategy. Currently, the average consumer pays 7.35% on all funds transfers globally— Deloitte recently said that even a 5% reduction in this cost can save up to $16 billion annually. These reports speak volumes about the inadequacy of conventional money transfer […]
Continue readingInternational Man: Gold is breaking out. What do you make of this? Doug Casey: It’s long overdue. The thing to remember here is that since the crisis of 2008, not just the US but all of the major governments in the world—the Japanese, the Chinese, the Europeans, and all the little countries too—have been printing […]
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