Category: Asset Protection
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Canada’s Economic Decline: 47 Taxes and Still Falling
Canada, long viewed as a stable and prosperous G7 nation, is now facing a troubling economic decline. Despite collecting taxes through 47 different streams, the country’s growth is stagnating, productivity is falling, and household debt is among the highest in the OECD. A Nation of Taxes From federal and provincial income taxes to sales taxes,…
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Crypto Cold Storage: How to Best Protect Your Digital Assets
As the cryptocurrency market matures, safeguarding your digital assets has become as important as acquiring them. With hacks, phishing attacks, and exchange bankruptcies making headlines, serious investors are moving their assets into cold storage — offline wallets that are immune to online threats. Cold storage is the gold standard for long-term crypto security. Unlike hot…
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Tax Shelters: Not Just for Billionaires
A recent New York Times article titled “Why Tax Shelters Aren’t Just for Billionaires” sheds light on how tax shelters, often perceived as tools for the ultra-wealthy, are accessible and beneficial for middle-income earners. This revelation is particularly pertinent for Canadians and international investors aiming to optimize their financial strategies. Understanding Tax Shelters Tax shelters…
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Moody’s Downgrade of U.S. Credit Rating: What It Means for Offshore Investors
In a historic move, Moody’s Ratings downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating from Aaa to Aa1 on May 16, 2025, marking the first time in over a century that the United States lacks a top-tier rating from all three major credit agencies . This decision underscores growing concerns about the nation’s fiscal trajectory and has…
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Invest Offshore on Artificial Intelligence and Pope Leo XIV
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, Pope Leo XIV has emerged as a pivotal voice urging humanity to confront the ethical challenges posed by this transformative technology. In his inaugural address, the first American pontiff identified AI as a principal concern, emphasizing its implications for human dignity, justice, and labor .(AP News) At…
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China’s Trade War Gamble: Bad Odds, Bad Bet
The men in Beijing thought they could win. They lined up their chips—exports, cheap labor, Belt and Road projects—and stared across the table at Washington. But trade wars, like wars of any kind, are not won with bluster alone. America holds the cards. The biggest consumer market in the world. Energy independence. Military power that…
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The End of Klaus: Globalism’s Godfather Falls on His Own Sword
Davos, Switzerland –It ended not with a bang, but a bureaucratic whimper. Klaus Schwab, the man who played God with global capitalism for more than half a century, was shown the door from the World Economic Forum—his own Frankenstein—after 55 years at the helm. No ticker-tape parade. No ceremonial gavel. Just a sterile memo, a…
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The Worst Move in G7 History: Canada’s Gold Blunder and the Carney Quid Pro Quo
In a world increasingly rocked by inflation, currency debasement, and geopolitical shocks, one asset has stood the test of time: gold. But not for Canada. While every other G7 nation maintains a strategic reserve of gold bullion, Canada holds none. Zero. Zilch. Nada. And that may go down in history as the worst financial blunder…
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The Coming Black Swan: How Trump’s Tariff War Could Spark Global Havoc
A storm is gathering over the global economy, and all the signs point to an imminent Black Swan event. Markets are calm on the surface, but beneath it, tectonic shifts are setting the stage for a disruption with far-reaching implications — especially for China and the European Union. President Donald Trump has declared that “Liberation…