Keep
Your Money $afe
For those of you interested in opening off-shore bank accounts in the Caribbean, this site is a one stop shop to keep your money safe. As a serious investor from the business center of the world, NYC, I have amassed a wealth of knowledge that will come in handy to investors that want to open off-shore accounts. Why invest offshore? Some very good reasons: The collapsing U.S. banking system: The plunge of the U.S. dollar: Greater investment opportunities overseas: Asset protection from litigation: Possible tax advantages: Safer banks, more privacy: Decline in U.S. financial privacy: Predatory seizure practices of numerous government agencies. Already, U.S. corporations are moving $500 million each month to foreign banks.
When looking for secure off-shore accounts, there are a plethora to choose from.
The first lesson you must learn is where NOT to put my hard earned money.
There are many trappings and loopholes that one has to look after such as interest, local investment and mobility. The most important thing you have to have is peace of mind. You need to know your hard earned income is safe and secure. You need not worry if that money will be safe from fraudulent lawsuits originating from the U.S..
St. Kitts
and Nevis is by far the worse place you could open an offshore bank account. Not only do the well known international banks
such as Bank of Nova Scotia, Barclays Bank PLC and the
Royal Bank of Canada fold at
the first sign of foreign inquiry, but they are more than happy to freeze your
off-shore bank account at the drop of a hat. They are truly crooked and are akin
to freeze your money in their bank and use it for their investments while it
does not accrue interest.
The court system in St. Kitts and Nevis is not investor friendly. If you are looking for a second line of protections against fraudulent actions after your bank has failed you, don't count on the Eastern Caribbean Courts. The Honorable Judges only continue this travesty of trust for the foreign investor. Judges there are more likely to delay with countless postponements as to give other interests time to file against you. Unethical treatment of defendants in fraudulent actions is the norm.
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