Was on my way to the seaport town of Santos, to film the rainforest along the way but unfortunately the gears of my bicycle became jammed and then snapped, so I was forced to retreat back to Sao Paulo. The road service on the Immagante Hiway, which drops down the mountains to the sea through the Atlantic rainforest, is outstanding and a special thanks goes to the great people who assisted me with my bike malfunction.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTKit3jcJ6w
Our investment platform/custodian will no longer accept any business from any USA person resident in the USA which means
our ''RAPS'' is no longer a consideration for a US resident.
The wall is up around the USA and there is no door open for a USA person to have a FROM an offshore investment account.
Expatriate Now! Learn how at http://www.investoffshore.com
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMAc06qnCUA
We do not make investment recommendations. However, for Client's who do not want to self-direct their own investment decisions we do recommend to them top-tier Advisory or Discretionary Management "Wealth Managers" who utilize an All Weather Retirement Income methodology. By All Weather I mean that the portfolio is actively managed at all times both Long and Short. The Portfolio is kept current to capture gains in "things" which go up and to capture gains from "things" which go down.
We do not recommend "Wealth Managers" who attempt to predict the future direction of any investment nor those who would use a "buy and hold" strategy. Buy and Hold is not an investment strategy and it has been proven time and time again that non-correlated asset allocation does not work. Active Long and Short management does work when applied to investments that have a market maker and for which instant liquidity is guaranteed without gates or blocks.
In summary: the Advisory or Discretionary Manager we would recommend for a retirement plan would be better than stocks, bonds, funds and bank deposits. With an All Weather portfolio a drop, shall we say, of 90% in the Stock market would create a massive income to the portfolio.
These Advisors and Managers never invest in Mutual Funds because a diversified mutual fund can not be hedged!
We assist with structures for tax efficiency FROM offshore. We do not provide investment advise. For more information please visit http://www.investoffshore.com
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE_ukSdnjM8
Dove of Oneness
Soon after Barnard released NESARA on the internet, a user known as "Dove of Oneness" began posting about it in internet forums. "Dove of Oneness" was later identified as Shaini Candace Goodwin, a former student of The Ramtha School Of Enlightenment
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The Blindly Obvious Retirement Plan Solution: How to obtain pre-tax higher contributions than a 401k (Brought to you by FATCA Book 3) - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M1TIJGK
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uXtPeXCg1w
There's a lot of talk in the offshore investment niche of being an expatriate or Expat. But what exactly is an Expat? And what does it have to do with offshore investing? There are many types of Expats, from globetrotting retirees to people working overseas for their employer. Expats can be people who've fled a high-tax country and taken their business when they left. There are economic Expats who are seeking wealth and fortune in other countries. But the one thing all Expats share in common, though, is they now have to live and work in a foreign country, often not knowing the language. It isn't easy and if you plan on working, earning a living and protecting what money you've earned it gets even more difficult, difficult but not impossible.
People have many reasons for expatriating. Financial reasons are one; so is a general disagreement or displeasure with governing policies in the home country. Being an Expat does have its advantages, among them the ability to save money from less-strict overseas taxation and investment laws. If you are seriously considering becoming an Expat, look long and hard at opening an offshore bank account. Tax efficient and discrete, an offshore account is ideal for depositing your salary and there are many types of accounts available (including instant access debit/credit accounts) depending on what you want and need. Set up an account in an International Financial Center (IFC) country and another, local account and have your salary divided between the two.
Investment funds are ideal for Expats since, basically, the sky is the limit. As with all investments, you can be ultra safe with your investments or ultra aggressive. It's all about how strong a stomach you have. One plus is that the mutual fund is managed, maintained and administered by a Fund Manager -- all done for you to maximize your return on investment. But if you aren't interested in investing, just in keeping your money safe while you're overseas, what options do you have? Regulator Asset Protection Structure with a bank account is what we recommend for expats. This type of structure favors asset protection with concern to taxes; whereas in an offshore trust, you transfer control of you assets to a trustee who manages those assets in your best interests. Different asset protection structures exist, for different purposes, so be sure to seek professional advice before committing to anything. We offer a free consultation to learn more.
And, if you plan on moving around a lot from country to country, the internet is your new best friend. The globalization of world markets opened a doorway for shrewd online services. And by shrewd I mean far-sighted since many offshore banks offer online banking just like onshore institutions. Advanced encryption techniques a
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH4nkTJF8oI
Free Report: Asset Protection that you can Trust is provided by Government Regulator - http://www.investoffshore.com
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