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JP Morgan private banker: “We can’t make money anymore…”

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“Boots on the ground” report from Greece

June 30, 2015 Piraeus, Greece [Editor’s note: This letter was written by a Greek-American friend of Simon’s who is currently living near Athens.] Since my arrival into the country late May, the topic of most discussions I overhear everywhere are naturally about the debt negotiations. I’d call opinions in support

Project “Make Everyone Germany” has failed.

June 29, 2015 Singapore It is somewhat amusing that the word ‘crisis’ originates from Ancient Greece. It’s actually a medical term; Hippocrates wrote extensively about ‘crisis’ being the key turning point in disease progression– the time at which it either overcomes the patient, or it subsides. And though the word

Three obvious lessons from Indonesia’s financial crisis

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June 25, 2015 Bali, Indonesia If you’re filling out your FBAR this weekend, here are some things to keep in mind. The FBAR is a disclosure form, not a tax form. So even though it goes to the treasury department, it’s not like there’s any money owed. Nonetheless, this is

More Americans are transgendered than have foreign bank accounts…

June 23, 2015 Seminyak, Bali If it just so happens that Caitlyn Jenner has an offshore bank account, it would be like lightning striking twice in the same place. I say this in light of two recent reports that have shown how exceptionally rare these two phenomena are. Per a

“What we are paying for is twenty years of blunder and neglect.”

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An American biologist sums up financial markets

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Tell this to the next idiot who thinks you’re “unpatriotic”

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