Most politicians talk about reform, but there are very few who actually pick up a shovel and start filling potholes themselves. And in the case of Panama City’s Mayor, Mayer Mizrachi, he’s done exactly that. In today’s episode, I’ll share with y...
Many people falsely assume residency programs will be there when they’re “ready.” In reality, these programs are always evolving: investment thresholds rise, processes become more complicated, and what was once straightforward becomes harder and more...
Quick personal note.A little over a year ago, I stopped drinking alcohol.Not because I had a problem. I didn’t. I could have a glass of wine or a couple drinks and be fine.But as the years go by, I’m responsible for more and more people—my kids, my w...
Hey everyone,Demand for our services is higher than ever, and as a result, we are set to expand our team this year.Instead of posting across random job boards, we figured we'd start within the Expat Money Community itself.Check out the open position...
I said the VIP tickets would sell out… and within the next couple of hours, they will have done exactly that. There are now exactly 2 VIP tickets remaining for the Wealth, Freedom and Passports Conference coming up in just under a month, Ma...
After the fall of Maduro in Venezuela, the next question on the mind of many is, “Is Cuba next?” In today’s episode, I’m joined by Mailyn Salabarria, a Cuban refugee who left the island as an adult to rebuild her life in the United States.Mailyn...
Costa Rica just reinforced a trend that’s been building across Latin America.Laura Fernández won the country’s Presidential election yesterday, becoming the chosen successor to incumbent President Rodrigo Chaves. She won by a wide margin, confir...
Quick heads-up: we’re doing the annual Expat Money birthday party again this year.If you’re coming to the WFP Conference on March 6-7, you’re invited to the birthday party. Full stop. Every year for the last five or six years, we’ve had clients fly i...
When you look at the things that the wealthiest people on Earth are concerned about, it tells you something very important about the direction the world is already undoubtedly headed. According to the latest data from a study conducted by...
The annual gathering of global elites at the World Economic Forum in Davos is usually an easy skip. It typically features a parade of bureaucrats and technocrats, both elected and unelected, proudly touting their plans for “managing the world.” But t...