The Great Millionaire Migration | Basil Mohr-Elzeki

• by: @jacobdavidgolden862
• 3 weeks ago

I really appreciate the non macro episodes. Jack does an incredible job with these. Like the one on railroads, I almost skipped it but he makes almost every topic interesting! Best wishes with your new endeavor!

• by: @nomoreweebs
• 3 weeks ago

ah yes when people get tired of you paying off there government officials you go and find another nation that you can pay off there government to live in i wonder were there next destination is after .

• by: @jimfranklin3885
• 3 weeks ago

run, rabbit, run LOL

• by: @infraaa_
• 3 weeks ago

Great topic. Been super curious about this recently, and it will likely become quite the hot topic over the coming years

• by: @mhpt74
• 3 weeks ago

The proliferation of exit taxes and the tightening of loopholes around these barriers to leaving is a clear warning sign of increasing desperation of governments trying to preserve the illusion of a “nanny state”. Getting another citizenship is often not enough. You actually have to relocate. In cases like Germany it may take 5-10 years to free yourself from any tax claims like on your inheritance. Renouncing citizenship after you leave is often not enough.

• by: @yukisola127
• 3 weeks ago

This is a really interesting episode! Heard lots of people thinking about moving to Canada after the election. This provides some interesting alternatives. Thank you for the timely topic.

• by: @davidanalyst671
• 3 weeks ago

This is an interesting topic. Im sure a lot of bitcoiners and other executives who can work from home will be willing to earn american money and work from somewhere else. I didn't hear much about the culture. The USA isn't a very positive place to be. I lived in new jersey, the 49th state on every single list for taxes, people who love their lives, employment, and business friendliness, and can confidently say that changing your environment will change you.