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The big question is: will the prices go up after you buy? If you just want to use the exchange rate and park your money, fine; an investment return is unpredictable.
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Nice job!
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Switzerland can be, depending on your profile and eventual arrangements
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You mean what the SPD party is bringing as proposal?
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@eJuniorA2 funny thing is: last week I watched some analysts in your neighbor country telling people to invest abroad, in dollars - 10% in a moderate or 20% in an aggressive portfolio LOL! I wrote a comment: it should be the other way round! You don't invest 80% of your portfolio in a country which has its currency among the worst performers. We need a good financial plan: low taxes as well as strong currencies.
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Funny, I think the other way round: rich people with lots of space and the majority trapped inside city walls...
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Lucky you. Great place to invest, not so great to live. But I respect your wish to get the PR, if you really want to.
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Though possible, the odds are low. Even non-resident foreigners are allowed to receive pension in many (if not all) countries, as long as they made contributions for some years.
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Exactly.
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@stevemeier2852 so a baby born in Lebanon from a Cuban father and a Lebanese mother is stateless. Sweet...
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Is it hard or rather impossible? What are the rules?
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Cryptos are viruses
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You can live like a king in Madrid, but don't approach Paiporta
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Yes, it's an interesting option... with two caveats: I heard the process is not that quick (it can take another two years to get the citizenship) and you will be highly taxed all along. Maybe a good option for lower net worth people, like myself.
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This risk always exists. In a sense, multiple citizenships will increase the risk, but it could have the opposite effect (especially for children): get rid of the draft in one country, get a certificate and tell the others you are done with it already. Depending on your passport portfolio, it's a way to escape conscription. If there is war, flee and wait for the end.
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@Shamrah.A ok, I just found a piece of news. They are basically reducing the number of applicants and taking more money from them - kind of a Singapore effect. Pity, in a few years I would be eligible for it.
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Five year ago I made a Brexit bet and... moved to the UK. Inspired by Andrew, BTW. Welly welly welly... Luckily my tax impact is minimal.
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@ITAviation1 not quite the same. Any new citizenship is forbidden in Austria unless you ask for permission before you even apply for it. AFAIK dual citizenship is just allowed if it's by descent, but it's better to check what are the requirements.
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I was expecting US, Canada and UK as well, but it seems they are not even rated anymore LOL
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I don't think so. Government people also go where they're treated best and nothing happens.
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Maybe...why not?
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@burn_out oh yes, you are right
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He won't. It's not about growing the business or not. The solutions he has to prepare for 8-10 figure people require an infrastructure which is different from what we would be able/ready to pay for. Who would be ready to make taylor-made plans for lower income people, research 100+ countries, build and keep a database of bank managers and real estate agents across the globe, go through laws and tax issues, spend weeks on a single customer and charge $500 for it? Maybe it would be more profitable for him (with much less hassle) to just allow ads on this channel.
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Dublin, absolutely! Singapore is the best investment option, it can keep part of my cash and gold.
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BolĂvia: could anyone tell me if it has a territorial tax system? I found contradictory data on the web.
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Exactly. That's what they are doing with the trillions: buying means of production and creating a bubble out of it.
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Tax havens would be an issue if you became resident in Italy. One can "apply" for citizenship by descent without ever becoming resident... or so it should be.
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3 months are enough for UK
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LOL that's my feeling, even though I don't live in any of them. How can I be jealous about a city, or worse, more than one?
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4:23 bingo!
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35:08 second negative note against the US I take today... The other one was on today's video, about people who cannot open a bank account in their own country because they happen to be US dual citizens. Absolutely insane.
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Though I agree 100%, the fact that such a program exists means that there is a demand, as insulting as it feels...
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That happened in Brazil a few months ago. You paid the fee, but the police didn't have money to produce the passports. Yes, the previous sentence is correct.
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I wonder where the rich Europeans will go when the power grid starts to be shut down...
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@m0wfo I am quite skeptical about Brazil but it could pay off (and I hope it does). Its economy is strongly affected by politics and that's too risky IMO.
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Adopt some children who will appreciate them. There is always someone like that.
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40% is outrageous. That's why estate planning should come before we even start investing money. I would love to buy property in the UK, but I would try to keep it below 950k (I think that is the maximum free allowance).
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2:26 so...the closer to the US, the less safe it is?
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4:32 no, you don't
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@Jozf our scenario, with lower income, can make things even easier because it might mean an easier tax structure. We can be close to or below the tax allowance level in more expensive countries; that can makes us more flexible and not bound to territorial taxation countries. Mask is right: go through the videos and see what each country can offer you.
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Argentina is quite free. As an Argentinian, you can go to some other country, get in jail for racism and be bailed out by your consulate. Nice!
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Absolutely. Like stocks, real estate was affected by cheap money for many years.
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@g-prince3375 choose countries that allow dual citizenship
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I am so happy I don't have to care about it anymore... My place is secured without that amount.
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Your geographical diversification approach is great. I just would choose one of the 5 biggest countries - you know, some people need space LOL. Eventually China and USA would be out, so Canada, Brazil or Russia would get one place on my list.
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@naillijseer Japan won't accept dual citizenship and Morocco won't allow renouncing. That's the conflict he meant. Interesting case.
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@febsign6110 maybe that's the point. If he was born out of the UK, you would need to spend a few years there together. I'm saying that because I am an UK resident, eventually on the way to citizenship, and I have checked those rules. If you still wish to do it, just check the rules again.
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Funny... Since I started my UK residence plan, there are so many signals telling me to give it up LOL
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Both?
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@scsmith4604 not necessarily, it can be "free" if you take the (residence) time - of course it is another kind of cost, but anyway...
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