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Tax matters: Making Spain’s Beckham Tax Law Work For You in 2022

Want to move to Spain, but not thrilled about their heavy-handed taxes? With the so-called Beckham Law – named after football superstar David Beckham – there is a way to move to Spain for up to six years without your tax bill sky-rocketing. Let’s get into the details below… Practically

Our overlords say inflation and energy shortages are “worth it”

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The power went out this morning across the city where I live in Puerto Rico. Again. My wife and I have a running joke– and I’m not sure it’s much of a joke– every time the power goes out, one of us asks, “Which mouse farted this time?” because it

A surprising benefit to owning gold– especially now

By the year 41 BC, just a few years after the assassination of Julius Caesar, Rome was under the strict rule of a three-person dictatorship known as the Tresviri rei publicae constituendae. Historians today refer to this committee as the Triumvirate, and it included a general named Aemilius Lepidus, as

Nancy Pelosi Finally Loses Some Money

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Why we don’t ever report on Vanuatu’s CBI program

In the market for a second passport via a Citizenship By Investment (CBI) program? While we report on CBI programs around the world routinely, there’s one program we hardly ever mention – the Vanuatu CBI. Here’s why… Situated in the South Pacific, northeast of Australia, Vanuatu is a tiny island

Fighting inflation… with price controls. It’s genius!

One of the most repeated lessons we see over and over again throughout human history is that bumbling politicians almost invariably try to ‘fix’ inflation with price controls. Emperor Diocletian famously imposed strict price controls across the Roman Empire in 301 AD to fight off inflation that had resulted from

About that coming “food crisis”

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Oregon Schools To Provide Tampons in Boys’ Bathrooms

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There are still plenty of great investments out there

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Public Schools Enlist Child Soldiers in America’s Cultural Revolution

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