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A closer look at Malaysia’s Digital Nomad Visa in 2023

Steeped in history and rich in culture, Malaysia is one of Southeast Asia’s most underrated destinations for digital nomads and the geoarbitrage crowd. In today’s episode, we take a look at why the country – and its new(ish) Digital Nomad Pass – could make a lot of sense in 2023…

These people are incapable of playing the long game

On the afternoon of Sunday, June 7, 2020, a 36-year-old Chinese national named Wang Xin was at Los Angeles International Airport waiting to board Air China flight 988 back to his native Tianjin. Things were tense in the US; Covid-19 was still raging, George Floyd protests were erupting all around

Future Headline Friday

In a world brimming with bewildering headlines, we spend a lot of time thinking about the future… thinking about where this trajectory leads. So, here is our latest edition of “Future Headline Friday”. This is our satirical take of where this world is going if we stay on this current

Brazil’s Retirement Visa program 2023: A closer look at its requirements and benefits

There are ample reasons why expats love Brazil: Boasting a tropical climate, friendly locals and a low cost of living, it is an excellent retirement destination – for North Americans, in particular. In today’s episode, we take a look at the benefits of the country’s Retirement Visa program. (And yes,

America is becoming too broke to fight

George Washington was already on his heels in late 1777. The British army had recently taken New York and Philadelphia, plus Washington had suffered recent defeats at the Battles of Brandywine and Germantown. Washington knew that unless he could regroup, rearm, and retrain his beleaguered forces, the fledgling American Revolution

They’re taking a wrecking ball to the “American Reality”

Last September– a bit more than seven months ago– my father died. Technically he was my step-father, but he was every bit my dad, and I loved him. The loss was hard. We didn’t do a memorial service right away, though. My mother understandably just wasn’t in the right frame

Welcome to “Future Headline Friday”

Today, we’re trying something new and unique. In a world brimming with bewildering headlines, we spend a lot of time thinking about the future… thinking about where this trajectory leads. So, today we’re launching our inaugural edition of “Future Headline Friday”. This is our satirical take of where this world

How attractive is Egypt’s Citizenship By Investment program in 2023?

Citizenship By Investment (CBI) programs – and the European ones, in particular – have come under mounting pressure from Brussels in recent years. Yet occasionally, new programs still come online. Egypt’s Citizenship By Investment (CBI) program has been in existence since March of 2020. But is it worth considering? In

Hard data that confidence in the dollar is cracking

It is becoming increasingly clear that the world is losing faith in the United States dollar… and rapidly turning to alternatives. And that’s a huge deal for the United States. For nearly eight decades, the US economy and US government have enjoyed the unparalleled benefits of the dollar being the

We’re done with “gradually”. We’ve now reached the “suddenly” part

By the summer of 1563, all of Britain had plunged into chaos over religion and the Reformation. King Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic church back in the 1530s, sparking a near civil war within the kingdom. Protestants killed Catholics, Catholics killed protestants, and extreme social tensions lasted for

Greek Golden Visa: A look at the Steady Eddie of EU Golden Visas

Amidst a slew of recent Golden Visa program closures across Europe, the continent’s top residency by investment program is more popular than ever – AND its imminent price increase for certain areas has been delayed. In today’s episode, we take a look at some of the factors contributing to the

We’ve waited nearly 15 years for this

Thousands of years ago on the 27th of July, 54 BC, the famed Roman senator Cicero wrote a letter to his friend Atticus complaining about all the corruption and bribery that was destroying Rome’s political system. There was an important election taking place that year for Roman consul, which had

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