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A few weeks ago, the Board of Trustees for Social Security released its annual report. And, once again, it was a scathing indictment of the program’s solvency. Primarily, the report points out that, since 2008, the cost of Social Security has been “increasing much more rapidly than [its income] and
Got Polish ancestors? Even if your great-grandparents were of Polish descent, you could be eligible for second citizenship and a Polish passport on the basis of ancestry. Let’s get into the details below… The Polish passport is a powerful travel document, offering visa-free access to a whopping 156 countries. (We
[Editor’s Note: This article was written by Sovereign Man team member Joe Jarvis, who lives in Puerto Rico.] As much as Simon Black and the team here at Sovereign Man tend to beat up on inept governments in this letter, on rare occasions politicians do come up with really great
Richard of Bordeaux was just a scared, ten year old boy in the summer of 1377 when his grandfather passed away. This should hardly have been historically relevant. But in Richard’s case, his grandfather was King Edward III who had ruled England for more than 50 years. Edward III had
Through the pandemic, public health officials have taken some ridiculous actions with their “health” powers. In some cases they barred people from accessing their own property, and in others locked them inside their homes. They threatened to cut off utilities to businesses which didn’t shut down, threatened to separate families,
Portugal’s Non-habitual Tax Residency (NHR) program is fairly famous – and very much in demand. But Greece’s offering is nothing to be sneezed at either. Today, we look at three of the country’s most attractive tax incentives that might put Greece on the top of your Plan B list… Three
On the November 27, 1095, Pope Urban II gave an impassioned speech at the Council of Clermont in central France, calling for Christian warriors to take up arms in a Holy War against the invading Seljuk Turks. This was the start of the First Crusade. And over the next few
In the year 1255 AD, a prominent Italian businessman named Orlando Bonsignori launched a new venture that he boldly called the Gran Tavola, or “Great Table”. Despite the name, it wasn’t a medieval furniture shop. Bonsignori came from a family of wealthy bankers who had highly influential political connections across
Looking to move to Portugal and work there, but don’t have an offer of employment yet? Thanks to the introduction of a new jobseeker visa category, you’ll soon be able to enter the country for up to six months while you look for employment. Let’s get into the details below…
One of the most powerful steps you can take for your Plan B is establishing a second residency in another country. Obtaining residency in a foreign country doesn’t mean that you have to move anywhere. What it does mean is that you’ll have at least one more place in the
On June 17, 1631, the 38-year old chief consort of Shah Jahan, head of the Mughal Empire, was giving birth to their 14th child in the central Indian city of Burhanpur. It had been a long and extremely difficult labor– more than 30 hours in total. But the consort persisted
Looking for an alternative to the Portuguese Golden Visa in an idyllic island location? Offering residency for up to THREE generations of family members with a single €300,000 investment, Cyprus’ Residency By Investment program packs a punch. Let’s get into the details below. The Republic of Cyprus is an island
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