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  • Tax Haven Guide

    Editorial Review The Complete Tax Haven Guide: Financial Freedom Through Global Investing by Adam Starchild Tax havens are one of the most important subjects for an international entrepreneur or investor, yet few understand and use them properly. One group discount…

  • Foreign Variable Universal Life Insurance – FVUL

    Elimination of Capital-Gains, Tax-Free Growth, Tax-Free Borrowing, Elimination of Estate Tax. This structure offers some of the best tax planning benefits available today. Investors with appreciated assets of at least $1 million (public or private stock, real estate, etc.) can…

  • Offshore assets rise

    Johannesburg – South African investors channelled R2.5bn into offshore collective investments (offshore assets) in the March quarter with total assets of these foreign currency denominated funds reaching R70.3bn, the Association of Collective Investments (ACI) said on Tuesday. The net inflows…

  • Savvy Investors Outflank Europe’s Tax Snoopers

    It has been reported in the Swiss media that revenues generated by the transitional withholding tax on Swiss savings and investments under the European Savings Directive are far below expectations, suggesting that investors have easily manoeuvred their assets into places…

  • Invest offshore in ETF’s

    QUESTION: What are the tax implications for an american citizen of buying exchange traded funds in another currency in an offshore account? REPLY: According to MSN Money Central, an exchange traded fund (ETF) is essentially an index fund. As such…

  • Investing in health also a retirement key

    Baby boomers need to do more investing in health, and not just in savings accounts. Just as a sound pattern of savings will make retirement more comfortable, so will a plan to develop good health habits. Exercise is one of…

  • Time to consider using a safe haven

    With economic storm clouds gathering, is it time to start thinking defensively? Alan Wood takes a look. During a period when a terror attack is reported every week and economists are predicting a New Zealand, if not global, economic slowdown,…

  • The contradiction in China’s capitalist line

    BEING chief economist of the ministry of railways seems to be a livelier job in China than elsewhere. Instead of sitting behind a desk writing dry reports, you meet foreign bankers and investors and try to lure them into investing…

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