Why most people stay as freedoms erode—and how to build a lifeboat with a practical exit plan abroad.
by Jeff Thomas
by Doug Casey
With governments tightening borders and expanding capital controls, international diversification and a “Plan B” are becoming harder.
by Jeff Thomas
Why some people are reluctant to diversify internationally and why they are wrong.
by Doug Casey
What makes a location ideal for a bolt-hole, and what key factors should people consider?
by Jeff Thomas
If ever there were to be a time that a Galt’s Gulch should be created by those seeking an escape from bureaucracy, it would be now.
by Jeff Thomas
If you’re alarmed by the growing threat – from your own government – to your financial health and personal freedom, I can’t blame you.
by Doug Casey
Doug Casey on the enormous economic potential in Africa, his efforts to build a truly free market country, and better uses of your time and money than going to college.
by Jeff Thomas
In seeking a country, size does matter. Ironically, though, smaller is often better.
by Jeff Thomas
If you do these three things you will significantly increase the chances of successfully living in another country.
by Jeff Thomas
The third greatest fear amongst those considering expatriation is the potential lack of acceptance from the locals.
by Jeff Thomas
Obligations to family keep many people from expanding their horizons, even if they believe that a move will better their lives.
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