In the latest example of bank deposit confiscation, Spain announced that it would impose a blanket taxation on all bank accounts.

I recently sat down with the folks over at The Daily Bell for an in-depth conversation. We covered a lot of topics, from the war on drugs to Austrian economics to international diversification.

It is well known that holding uncorrelated asset classes in our investment portfolio gives diversification benefits. In the same sense, diversifying among competing or rival countries or jurisdictions helps to maximize freedom by mitigating political risk.

Forming an offshore company in Hong Kong is probably the easiest way to get a low or zero-tax private limited company in a reputable jurisdiction.

The possibility that your broker could be the next MF Global is a terrifying thought. Find out how you can mitigate this risk by using foreign brokers.

Make 2014 the year you finally declare freedom.

Owing to its long history of agriculture, freedom, and democracy, Mauritius has developed into a stable and attractive offshore jurisdiction with some truly unique features.

A brief overview of nine relatively lesser-known offshore jurisdictions.

There are many solid reasons why Switzerland has been and is still an attractive destination for various aspects of internationalization.

Andorra is a popular offshore jurisdiction for banking and possibly expatriation due to its location and the low taxes.

The top reasons to bank in Scandinavia are its financial stability and independence. With neither Denmark, Norway, nor Sweden being tied to USD or EUR or having much exposure to problematic Eurozone countries.

Brunei is definitely worth taking a look at if you need an offshore company with strict privacy protection.