Diversification That Generates Cash...
A piece of property in a foreign country translates to diversification beyond U.S. markets and outside the U.S. dollar. No matter how many kinds of investments you hold, if they're all U.S.-based or all U.S. dollar-denominated, you are not diversified. You are at the mercy of U.S. markets and events, and today that's a dangerous place to be.
Certain places today present great opportunity, especially for the investor in search of a yield, thanks to expanding marketplaces. Meantime, other countries are in all-out crisis. Both scenarios present opportunity for the investor paying attention and ready to act.
Not Reportable...Or Seizable...
Furthermore, foreign property holdings are one of the few remaining asset classes that can be kept private. An American is not required to report foreign property holdings to the IRS, not even on the new IRS Form 8938. And foreign property holdings are safe. How is a U.S. plaintiff or creditor going to seize your condo in Panama City or your beachfront lot in Belize?
An overseas real estate investment made today for diversification, safety, and an annual rental yield can evolve into your retirement residence when you're eventually ready for that phase of life. Meantime, it can bring immediate personal enjoyment for you and your family. Your diversification and profit plan could take the form of an apartment in Paris, say, or a beach house in the Caribbean, meaning your offshore investment asset could double as your vacation getaway.
That's why, I say again: Foreign real estate is not only one of the best ways to invest your money today, it's also the smartest...and the sexiest.
But invest in foreign real estate? How? Where?
Lief Simon has a long and successful personal track record as a foreign property investor, with two decades of experience buying, selling, managing, renting, flipping, developing...and profiting. Lief knows how to build a portfolio of offshore property holdings from the ground up...because he's done it. Learn more If you think it would be better to live near your investments, (during the winter months, then check out the Offshore Book Store for more information.
Showing posts with label investment. Show all posts
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Friday, November 8, 2013
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Friday, November 1, 2013
Kindle Free Day, Review the Past, Plan for The Future,
Free Kindle Days, November 1, through November 3, 2013Compare your own financial stress-level with the countries stress-barometer during the years of 1968 to 2011. Can you determine the financial climate for the upcoming years, regardless of what wall-street tells you? What exactly are savvy investors looking at each month besides the countries current events?
“Are We Insane Yet?” will enable you to compare your own financial status to the over-all financial health and status of the country, during this 43-year-span. You will find similarities. Interestingly, the rise in the level of violence within the country is in direct proportion to the countries financial crises. However, there is one public statistic report that ranks above all others in helping investors to develop their upcoming investment strategy. Do you know what that report is? Review the past, plan for the future. Download a copy today, read on desktop or laptop using the Amazon Free App
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Investment Opportunity Alert, Is Twitter Going Public?
Twitter said Thursday that it filed for an initial public offering, setting the stage for the most high-profile technology stock market debut since Facebook's troubled share sale last year.
Twitter announced the filing on its own social media messaging service, saying: "We've confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale."
First Take: Is the tech hype back with Twitter's IPO?
The company followed that up with a second tweet, saying "back to work" and attached a photo of employees at Twitter headquarters in San Francisco read more
Twitter announced the filing on its own social media messaging service, saying: "We've confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO. This Tweet does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale."
First Take: Is the tech hype back with Twitter's IPO?
The company followed that up with a second tweet, saying "back to work" and attached a photo of employees at Twitter headquarters in San Francisco read more
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Legally Avoiding Taxes in the Dinar Revalue, Is It Possible?
Regardless of what the IRS says, now or in the
future concerning the revalue of the Iraqi Dinar, you have to realize that savvy taxpayers do things differently, legally,
but different. There is a new book in the Kindle Store of Amazon which explains
in everyday language how savvy taxpayers avoid and lower their taxes. Tax Loopholes Tax Free Living &Retirement; http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DQGIU3Y Written by a tax
professional, the book will improve your knowledge on how to protect yourself
from serious tax consequences if you have invested in dinars
If you are waiting for the revalue of the Dinar, a better solution would be for you to be in constant study of how the wealthy handle money. The book Tax Loopholes, Tax-Free Living & Retirement explains in detail how the wealthy manage large sums of income. Yes, it is legally possible to avoid serious tax consequences when the Iraqi Dinar revalues. No it won't be easy. Yes, it is very legal and has been done for decades by hundreds of thousands of taxpayers.
This isn't to say that you won't need an attorney to accomplish the same task, however it is to say that you will have a better understanding of what you will expect your attorney to do. You certainly will be able to ask intelligent questions and present yourself as a savvy investor.
The biggest question(s) in the dinar forums include 1) how to exchange your dinars for US currency and 2) if your gains will be taxed as ordinary income or capital gains?
Again, these are the wrong questions, in reference to taxes. The question of "how do I protect my income from major tax liabilities" would be the best question. This is a major difference in how the wealthy think and how many of us who want to be wealthy think. The wealthy want to know, not how I'm going to be taxed, but how do I legally AVOID being taxed?
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Investment Tip? Hyperloop Tubes Zero to 4,000 Miles Per Hour in 3 Minutes!
Note: I don’t have to tell you that investing in this idea may be a good idea. Of course, I don’t believe air travel will go away anytime soon, but when you have a massive plan like this which will save travelers time (which is money) you invest for your children so they can take care of you in luxury during your old age.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Investment Info on New Investment; Stock Advisor
The little shop that's putting China out of business
A new store recently opened at 298 Mulberry Street in downtown Manhattan.
And if you walk in the door, you'll see something truly amazing.
Something that's about to put 100 million Chinese factory workers out on the street...
... And launch a 21st-century industrial revolution right here in the U.S.A.
The Air Force already bought one.
So did Nike, BMW, and Disney World. Jay Leno has one in his garage (but it's not a car). And now that the sticker price has plummeted from $100,000 to $799, it won't be long before everyone buys one.
Business Insider says it's "the next trillion dollar industry." The Economist has gone even further, comparing its history-changing impact to the steam engine and the printing press.
Too good to be true? Wall Street thinks so. Meanwhile, technology watchers are whispering that this invention could be "bigger than the internet."
See, the innovators behind the iPod, Google and Amazon.com have been big boosters all along. And you still have time to join them — if you act fast.
Because when the skeptics wise up, the big money will already be off the table.
The opportunity to profit from a transformative technology like this might come along once in a lifetime.
That's why The Motley Fool is releasing this stunning investor alert video — to help individual investors like you jump on the 3 stocks that get you the biggest piece of the action.
Here's to your wealth,
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Danny Hsia
Executive Publisher Motley Fool Stock Advisor
P.S. Since we first recommended these 3 stocks, all of them have more than DOUBLED. But there's still time to get on board if you watch this investor presentation now.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
The Next Industry to Crumble Will Create the Next Big Investment Opportunity
This was in my inbox and after listening to the video, I decided that it would be best to share this information with clients, associates and friends. I believe what The Motley Fool information and have advised clients for a couple years of this upcoming change. Take a listen and see what you think. I
am not being compensated for sharing this information, I just know that TV as
we know it, will be changing in the future.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Working Capital, Unsecured Business Loans, or Higher Return on Investments?
Working Capital, Business Loans, Investment Income
Generating working capital doesn’t have to be difficult, but you do have to know where to go.
European Businesses have been using “Factoring Loans” for decades to fund expansion projects and other financial needs which occur long before a client pays their Invoices. In the pass, American Banks, have provided the working capital needed for many small businesses, but in recent years this kind of funding has come to a slow stand still for many small businesses.
And on the other hand, rates for CD is at an all time low, with savings accounts meaning very little, other than to increase the borrowing power at the bank. Many investors are turning to alternative ways to generate passive income. And again we have to mention Actual Returns of 9.69% annually with Prosper
We can help you with turning your Invoices into Working Capital and Prosper Loans can help you with increasing your Investment Returns or with Unsecured Personal or Business Loans. Either way, we’ve got you covered. Have a great year and remember to pencil in some time for success.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Dinar Investments?
In every effort to be fair to each client, I must remind you once again that the Dinar Investment is still on the table. Some tax clients completed their own research and purchased Dinars. I encourage others to do the same.
There are many arguments against this investment, as well as positive points. It is your decision. I just don't want anyone in my line up to say, "Why didn't you tell us?" Investment Tip from TWT.
There are many arguments against this investment, as well as positive points. It is your decision. I just don't want anyone in my line up to say, "Why didn't you tell us?" Investment Tip from TWT.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Investing in Web Sites for Tax Benefits and Profit
Buying web sites is a popular investment, because the initial investment can be less than $500 for a new start up, HTML web site or blog, with original content and several streams of income which can generate annually, 10 times the initial investment
Virtual real estate is less expensive then
tangible real estate yet the investment process is very much the same. When an investor buys real estate, a home,
duplex or apartment building, all of the upgrades to the property helps to
increase the value of the real estate, and is added to the bases of the
property. The same hold true with a web
site. Web site upgrades, bells, whistles
and gadgets, along with great content, increases the value of a web site
greatly. Many people encourage buying
well established web sites, at a cost of one or two times the annual earnings
of the site.
While this is good, for people who have
experience with owning, managing and growing web sites, it can be a nightmare
for a site owner who is not really sure how to continue the snowball effect and
continue to generate the revenue that the previous owner was able to generate.
HOW
SMALL INVESTORS CAN PARTICIPATE AND LOWER THE RISK
Web site investing is fast becoming an
acceptable investment which can provide immediate monthly income. And just as big business is moving into the
web site ownership market, investors with limited investment capital can also
participate in this unique industry.
As long as a site has unique content, or
provides an extremely popular service, a small investor can increase the value
of his web site over time, and enjoy the same benefits as those who invest
large sums of capital.
Banks and Investment Firms are already
investing in large websites. Small
investors would do well to move forward as quickly as possible.
This is a touchy subject. The latest update by the largest search
engine on the net, upset the bank accounts of many webmasters, website
developers and web site owners. People’s
bank accounts actually went from say, $1000 and more per month to less than
$100 per month for the small web site investors.
More than ever, these recent changes have
web developers and investors moving more toward affiliate income, rather than
pay per click income. And rightfully so,
the search engines actions, reminded each of us that we much build web sites
which can with stand changes by the major search engines. This means we must build precise niches with
a high level of content.
WHERE
TO FIND WEB SITES TO PURCHASE
Investors can find thousands of web sites
to purchase by using the search engines.
There are about ten major sites and many smaller niche sites which sell
web sites.
WHAT
TO LOOK FOR WHEN PURCHASING A START UP SITE
1.
You want
to be sure the content is original, if not, you want to be sure the service or
product is a winner in the eyes of web visitors. You can usually determine this by what other
sites with the same content are generating each month, and how many visitors
they have. Your job, should you decide
to purchase the site, is to bring visitors to the site to generate your monthly
income.
2.
You want to be sure that you will be accepted
into any affiliate program BEFORE you purchase the site.
3.
You want to be sure that the site works properly
4.
You want any and all information on how to
market the site
5.
You want full ownership of the domain name and
all content, including paid WP Plugins
6.
You want to set a budget for online marketing,
regardless if it is $10 or $1000 a month, and stick to it.
7.
You want to be sure that the site is indexed or
is capable of being indexed into the search engines.
8.
You want to be sure that the domain name has a clean
bill of health when it comes to the search engines.
9.
You want to be excited, even passionate about
the product, service and information you are offering on your site.
10.
You want to purchase from a company or
individual who will be there for you after the sale.
A start up web site can cost anywhere from $45 to $1500,
unique content, several streams of income.
Websites which are sold on major web site for sale sites, usually have a
suggestion for the cost of web sites, based on:
1.
Domain name, Age of Domain
2.
Content / Niche
3.
Traffic
4.
Backlinks
5.
Site’s Popularity
6.
Page Rank
7.
Monthly / Annual Income
HOW TO PURCHASE A WEB
SITE
You want to be sure that the domain name is transferred into
your name. Therefore you also want to be
sure that the person, who is selling the site to you, has the legal right to do
so.
You can use PayPal, especially if the seller is “verified”
that way if there is a problem, you can contact PayPal and request a refund.
If the web site is over $250 USD it might be a good idea to
place the transaction into escrow. The
escrow fee is a percentage of the transaction value, and is well worth the
investment. The buyer places the money
into escrow. And when the buyer and
seller are completely satisfied with the transaction, then the escrow company
releases the funds. It is a great way
for the buyer and seller to protect themselves.
1.
Do you know how much traffic the website gets?
2.
Do you know how much money the website makes?
3.
Does the web site work properly?
4.
Is the topic, keywords and content popular?
5.
How will you get visitors to your site?
This article was provided by VirtualRealtyInfo.com – a place
where virtual real estate is available for investment, tax benefits and
growth. Visit www.virtualrealtyinfo.com now. Virtual Realty provides a step by step plan to market your website, regardless if your marketing budget is $10 a month, $100 a month or $500 a month. Web visitors, Google accepted, Alex counted.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Hot Investment Tip, Research: Marijuana Stops Metastasis in Agressive Cancers
A pair of scientists at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco has found that a compound derived from marijuana could stop metastasis in many kinds of aggressive cancer, potentially altering the fatality of the disease forever
This came in the email today. We are not sure how you or anyone take advantage of this information, if in fact the research holds up. You can read the entire story by clicking here
This came in the email today. We are not sure how you or anyone take advantage of this information, if in fact the research holds up. You can read the entire story by clicking here
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Tax Loophole? An Asset the IRS Does Not Ask About
This is the latest tax loophole people are talking about. And this article from one of our affiliates is true and correct, at least for now (06/2012) There are certain assets the IRS does not talk about very often. And successful investors, who have made big in this market talk even less.
We ran across this information, because, of our Forgot To Save for Retirement website, which talks about retirement options for people who have limited monthly retirement income. Click here for information and help with making offshore decisions.
An asset the IRS doesn't want to know about
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Surprise: Real Estate is an
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Foreign real estate.
Yes, you can own a second home (whether for investment or personal use) in a foreign country and you are not obliged to inform the U.S. tax authorities.
And, while new laws may make it easier for the government to get at your bank account overseas, it's a heck of a lot harder for someone (assuming they can track it down in the first place) to physically remove your foreign property.
The beauty of this is that you don't have to be super-rich to take up the idea of buying real estate overseas to protect your wealth. Opportunities to buy land, houses, and apartments, for both investment and personal use, exist at all price levels.
Learn more about offshore retirement options.
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