Comments by "Rubens Nogueira" (@rubensnogueira5838) on "Four Cheap Foreign Investments in 2021" video.

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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@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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@abeonthehill166 thanks for the tips, I'm already check them. My job is fully remote, so housing costs are basically my only concern. Oh yes, it would be nice not to be stabbed... I survived a gun pointed to my head once, enough adventure.
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It's a good passport but not the best choice for residence, unless you really love the country. Not tax or business friendly. If you stay in Brazil without being tax resident, you can have plenty of nice experiences on a huge country.
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You can buy Argentina with that money. Jokes aside, I do think you can live quite easily there with that income. I can support my family anywhere in Brazil with that amount, including rent and a basic private health insurance.
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Funny enough, I'm just waiting for my pre-settled status in order to go back to your country 😁
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@abeonthehill166 I haven't been in Argentina but probably you will be much safer than in Brazil. Talking about safety and crime, is there any place you would (not) recommend in the UK? The North seems to have cheaper rent, but I hear about a higher violence rate there... Edinburgh would be an option but it's becoming expensive. Any thoughts?
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