When the notorious John M. Keynes advocated for excessive government spending to achieve so-called full employment in the economy, free market advocates rightly warned that such public expenditures could cause irreparable damage to the econom...

Avid readers of Expat Money know we have many articles about acquiring second passports— an essential element of any well-rounded Plan B strategy. But have you ever wondered what governments see when they scan your passport at the border?

Spain has been a cherished destination for expats worldwide, attracted by its good weather, affordable cost of living and renowned cuisine. It is normal to see expats from other European countries, as well as Canadians and Americans, bask in...

Would you trade your gold or US Dollars for Zimbabwe's new "gold-backed" currency (ZiG)? This question might sound strange, but it really digs into what’s going on with Zimbabwe’s new economic experiment. Zimbabwe's announcement that it will...

Trudeau has done it again. Under the guise of “tax the rich” and “pay your fair share,” the Canadian government has passed 2024’s budget, which is surprisingly titled ”Fairness for every generation”.

Colombia has a vibrant culture. Cities like Bogotá, Medellín and Cali each offer distinct narratives of history, innovation, and rebirth, inviting exploration and discovery. The country's festivals, music, and dance, particularly cumbia and v...

Paraguay is an incredible country in South America that has become one of my top countries for investment purposes, with numerous real estate plays I’ve introduced to my clients. Aside from that, this is a place where expats can immerse thems...

Mexico, with its vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning landscapes, is an appealing destination for expats seeking new adventures and a different way of life. However, when considering a move to Mexico, one crucial aspect expats need to...

Lately, there's been a noticeable shift among expats, who are increasingly giving Colombia a second look, defying the understandably bleak perception of Colombia’s past. But this country is not the same nation it was in the days of Pablo Esco...

Medical professionals like doctors, surgeons, and nurses face immense pressure every single day. After years of tireless study, they achieve the qualifications necessary to perform a job dedicated to healing, helping, and even saving lives.