Month: September 2015

  • Giving Up U.S. Citizenship – Estate and Gift Tax Traps

    It may be a common misunderstanding that a U.S. citizen or permanent resident (Green Card holder) can give up their citizenship or surrender their Green Card and then as a non-U.S. taxpayer make gifts or pass their estate to U.S. taxpayers free of estate and gift tax. The IRS recognized this loophole and has proposed…

  • Common Sense Investment Account Safety and Security

    Common sense tells us that safety and security for the future requires three unchained investment account components that you control: Unchained Jurisdiction Unchained Custodian Unchained Investment Account Is your common sense about safety and security a truth or consequence? There are two definitions of commons sense we can see here: Common sense is what I…

  • Antigua Sustainable Aquaculture as a Citizenship by Investment Project

    The management of Antigua Sustainable Aquaculture Limited is pleased to provide this project for sustainable fish growing. With the appropriate government approvals in place, this Antiguan company has been founded and endorsed as a Citizenship by Investment (CIP) Project. This environmentally friendly approach to aquaculture can offer significant economic growth in a new industry that…

  • How Much Gold Was Under WTC Complex?

    American Free Press WTC Complex by Keith Johnson, Aug. 27, 2011 In 2011, a coin dealership ran a television ad for a 10th-anniversary 9-11 commemorative coin that was allegedly “clad in .999 pure silver actually recovered from vaults beneath the ashes of Ground Zero.” That commercial provoked retired New York Police Department Captain Tom DePrisco…

  • Masters of the Universe See Gold as Money

    Q: The Bank for International Settlement, BIS, sounds like it is at the top of the financial order. Most people have never heard of it. Where can we get more information? A: Yes, it has been very low key. Deliberately so. But there is a, firsts and only, investigative book on the BIS published just…

  • Mark Farber is a Real Economist

    Q: Mark Farber recently observed that the USA economy based on savings, capital investment and production did well from about 1820 to 1971 and, based on money printing, from 1971 to today, has not done well. Your comments? A: Mark Farber is a real economist and competent wealth manager. He is not a political propagandist…

  • Demand for Skipton International’s Expat mortgages increases

    In a little over one year demand for the bank’s British expat buy-to-let offering has eclipsed that for its established mortgage lending in Jersey and Guernsey. Managing Director of Skipton International, Jim Coupe said: ‘We have been servicing expats with their savings needs for years and knew there would be a demand for buy-to-let mortgages…

  • The Day Your IRA/401(k) Dies

    October 20th, 2015. That date might not mean much to you now, but it will. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected to meet and announce that it intends to replace the U.S. Dollar as the default reserve currency. What’s that mean for Americans with retirement accounts? It means if your IRA or 401(k) is…