The Eurozone Club: Part II
January 14, 2014 By: G. Matiss Merkelis, Contributor (Originally published January 9, 2014 at www.gmmerkelis.com) It’s been just over a week since commenting on Latvia’s joining the eurozone on Jan 1, in Part I. One of Riga’s most popular lunch spots, Stockpot, remains on holiday / vacation, as they have pledged to do so for […]
Global Reset is Upon Us
January 6, 2014 By: Bobby Casey, GWP Managing Director My 14 year-old son and I went to see the movie, “Snowpiercer” this past weekend. It was a very thought-provoking movie: something very different from anything else I’ve ever seen. I won’t spoil it, but if you are looking for a futuristic dystopia film, this certainly […]
Gringo Motorcycle Diaries: Manizales to Armenia
December 27, 2013 By: Paul Seymour, Director of Client Services After 3 pleasant days in Manizales, it was time to boogie on down the road. This time to nearby Armenia, which is still in the coffee area, and still in Paisalandia. It was a nice roll down from the high hilltop city to the lower […]
A Comprehensive Introduction to Crypto-Currency
December 23, 2013 By: Greg Simon, Contributor from knowmadiclife.com What is a crypto-currency? A crypto-currency is simply a digital medium of exchange. The most widely know and used crypto-currency today is bitcoin. Crypto-currencies are different from government fiat currencies in many ways. One critical main difference between government fiat currency and crypto-currency is denationalization. Crypto-currencies […]
How to Live Without Worry of Inflation
December 18, 2013 By: Mark Morgan Ford Let’s talk about “inflation”—one of the best-known but least-understood economic terms in common parlance. Technically, inflation is “a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a period of time.” Is that bad? It’s good if you have a fixed-rate mortgage or […]
Sun, Sand and Second Passports
December 12, 2013 By: Bobby Casey Today (December 11th) is a down day for me after a busy week in St. Kitts at the Liberty Forums held at the Marriott in Frigate Bay. I am sitting here today writing this with a wonderful ocean breeze drinking a mango colada (don’t judge me, it’s my off […]
Gringo Motorcycle Diaries: Medellin to Manizales
December 5, 2013 By: Paul Seymour, Director of Client Services I’ve got to relate a story about the first, miserably failed attempt to get down the road. The whole trip got off to a very auspicious beginning. As I said, I bought an old 650 cruiser. A 2002 Suzuki Freewind, to be exact. Reason being, […]
Puerto Rico: A Friend With Benefits
November 25, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher In investing, there is no ONE silver bullet stock or product that is going to take your thousands and turn them into millions. But there are various options out there that overall and over time can mature and turn a pretty decent return. Like all investments, it’s imperative […]
Moving Assets Offshore with Ease
A few weeks back I was interviewed by Paul Blais (@pdblais), Founder & Host of the Doubt The Doubts Podcast. The podcast is one of the top podcast in iTunes and focuses on “Killing The Doubts That Kill The Dreams”. During the podcast we talked about avoiding cluttering up your life with stuff and people. […]
Find Your Escape Hatch in Italy
October 17, 2013 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director Middle of Nowhere, Italy – I have been to Italy many times over the past few years. Normally the trips are focused on visiting various cities. I’ve been to Venice, Verona, Milan, Bergamo, Rimini, Rome, Pescara and several other cities in the country. The past week has […]
