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Ireland, Overseas Haven Reports
Tralee, Ireland | Overseas Haven Report
In this Overseas Haven Report, we feature Tralee, Ireland.
In Tralee, you’re surrounded by some of Ireland’s most dramatic land- and sea-scapes, while remaining close to conveniences. This is a welcoming town that preserves its past culture and history like no other.
SKU: OHR-TRALEE-IRELAND$ 9.95More Details
Tralee, Ireland | Overseas Haven Report
$ 9.95In this Overseas Haven Report, we feature Tralee, Ireland.
In Tralee, you’re surrounded by some of Ireland’s most dramatic land- and sea-scapes, while remaining close to conveniences. This is a welcoming town that preserves its past culture and history like no other.
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Panama Special Reports
Complete Guide To Buying Property In Panama
In this Panama Special Report, we cover the topic of buying real estate and property in Panama, including an exclusive on what you need to know beforehand in order to negotiate and have a smooth purchase process.
Panama is still a developing market—and a relatively unregulated one. This report will help you to navigate the quirks and details of Panama’s property market.
SKU: PSR-PANAMA-PROPERTY$ 14.95More Details
Complete Guide To Buying Property In Panama
$ 14.95In this Panama Special Report, we cover the topic of buying real estate and property in Panama, including an exclusive on what you need to know beforehand in order to negotiate and have a smooth purchase process.
Panama is still a developing market—and a relatively unregulated one. This report will help you to navigate the quirks and details of Panama’s property market.
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Panama Special Reports
Panama: Province By Province
In this Panama Special Report, Panama: Province by Province, we go all-in, covering the entire country of Panama, including each of it’s 10 provinces.
To help you traverse through this great country—be it for work, play, or relocation—we’ve put together this A-to-Z country issue to help you get to know each province in depth—its culture and history… its economy and current state of infrastructure… its personality… and everything in between.
SKU: PSR-PANAMA-PROVINCES$ 14.95More Details
Panama: Province By Province
$ 14.95In this Panama Special Report, Panama: Province by Province, we go all-in, covering the entire country of Panama, including each of it’s 10 provinces.
To help you traverse through this great country—be it for work, play, or relocation—we’ve put together this A-to-Z country issue to help you get to know each province in depth—its culture and history… its economy and current state of infrastructure… its personality… and everything in between.
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Get Started, Offshore and Investing
Passport to Freedom: The World’s Top Havens For Residency, Citizenship, And A Second Passport
Get Started, Offshore and InvestingPassport to Freedom: The World’s Top Havens For Residency, Citizenship, And A Second Passport
This series of reports is your roadmap to creating your new life in paradise. Our Passport to Freedom contains 14 invaluable reports that will help you on your way to realize your dream life overseas, detailing everything you need to know about establishing residency overseas.
SKU: KIT-RESIDENCY$ 149.00More Details
Passport to Freedom: The World’s Top Havens For Residency, Citizenship, And A Second Passport
$ 149.00This series of reports is your roadmap to creating your new life in paradise. Our Passport to Freedom contains 14 invaluable reports that will help you on your way to realize your dream life overseas, detailing everything you need to know about establishing residency overseas.
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Get Started, Offshore and Investing
My 5 Favorite Offshore Jurisdictions
My 5 Favorite Offshore Jurisdictions. If you want to start diversifying your investments internationally (and you should), then the options can literally be overwhelming. If your only criteria is “not the United States,” then where do you start? In this report I’ll narrow it down to the 5 different countries that I like best—each for different reasons. I am confident that one of these 5 will suit your individual situation and goals.
SKU: RPT-FAV-JURISDIC$ 19.95More Details
My 5 Favorite Offshore Jurisdictions
$ 19.95My 5 Favorite Offshore Jurisdictions. If you want to start diversifying your investments internationally (and you should), then the options can literally be overwhelming. If your only criteria is “not the United States,” then where do you start? In this report I’ll narrow it down to the 5 different countries that I like best—each for different reasons. I am confident that one of these 5 will suit your individual situation and goals.
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Panama Special Reports
Panama City’s Coastal Hot Spots
Panama is the S-shaped isthmus bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, meaning it has no shortage of coastline…
Oceanfront properties are available all around, but does it mean that every coastal property in Panama City is desirable? LIOS insider insight reveals Panama City’s costal hot spots—Calidonia, Punta Paitilla, and Punta Pacífica.
Calidonia, the subject of recent city wide infrastructural improvements, is a district of Panama City located along Avenida Balboa, with the Mercado de Mariscos at its westernmost limit. Rough around the edges, but on its way to become a great place to park money for long-term capital gains.
Punta Paitilla is on the coast, meaning prime urban beach space, plus it has some of the oldest condo towers in the city and easy access to the entire city.
In Punta Pacífica, the game is high-rise condominiums. No other neighborhood better represents the sudden and dramatic transformation of Panama City than Punta Pacífica.
SKU: PSR-COASTAL-HOT-SPOTS$ 14.95More Details
Panama City’s Coastal Hot Spots
$ 14.95Panama is the S-shaped isthmus bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, meaning it has no shortage of coastline…
Oceanfront properties are available all around, but does it mean that every coastal property in Panama City is desirable? LIOS insider insight reveals Panama City’s costal hot spots—Calidonia, Punta Paitilla, and Punta Pacífica.
Calidonia, the subject of recent city wide infrastructural improvements, is a district of Panama City located along Avenida Balboa, with the Mercado de Mariscos at its westernmost limit. Rough around the edges, but on its way to become a great place to park money for long-term capital gains.
Punta Paitilla is on the coast, meaning prime urban beach space, plus it has some of the oldest condo towers in the city and easy access to the entire city.
In Punta Pacífica, the game is high-rise condominiums. No other neighborhood better represents the sudden and dramatic transformation of Panama City than Punta Pacífica.
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Ecuador, Home Conference Kits
2020 Live and Invest in Ecuador Home Conference Kit
Our Ecuador Home Conference Kit is the most in-depth resource that you’ll find anywhere about living, retiring, investing, or doing business in Ecuador. This massive kit contains every presentation made during our recent Live and Invest in Ecuador Conference, including panels with some of the top experts and experts who have years of experience in the country.
Ecuador is the #1 place in the world right now to retire well on a very limited budget–even to live the adventure of your lifetime on a Social Security check alone… Only a 4-hour flight from the United States, a beautiful and welcoming land has a cost of living so low that a couple could live comfortably for less than US$750 a month.
Healthcare is routinely 1/3 cheaper than back home, but it’s the quality of care and the personal attention you’ll receive that may surprise you most. What’s more, this friendly place boasts one of the world’s greatest retirement benefit packages, offering discounts of 50% off utilities and air travel and a 100% refund on sales tax.
SKU: HCK-ECUADOR-2020$ 198.00$ 318.00More Details
2020 Live and Invest in Ecuador Home Conference Kit
$ 198.00$ 318.00Our Ecuador Home Conference Kit is the most in-depth resource that you’ll find anywhere about living, retiring, investing, or doing business in Ecuador. This massive kit contains every presentation made during our recent Live and Invest in Ecuador Conference, including panels with some of the top experts and experts who have years of experience in the country.
Ecuador is the #1 place in the world right now to retire well on a very limited budget–even to live the adventure of your lifetime on a Social Security check alone… Only a 4-hour flight from the United States, a beautiful and welcoming land has a cost of living so low that a couple could live comfortably for less than US$750 a month.
Healthcare is routinely 1/3 cheaper than back home, but it’s the quality of care and the personal attention you’ll receive that may surprise you most. What’s more, this friendly place boasts one of the world’s greatest retirement benefit packages, offering discounts of 50% off utilities and air travel and a 100% refund on sales tax.
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Panama Special Reports
Panama’s Top 14 Retirement Destinations
It depends on your point of view. If you feel at home surrounded by decaying grandeur and crumbling pastel facades, then Casco Viejo could be the perfect Panama City neighborhood to base yourself in for retirement.
El Cangrejo is home to a fast-growing community of expats and foreign retirees who recognize and appreciate the unique quality of life on offer on what is arguably the most comfortable, convenient, and affordable downtown Panama City experience.
Santiago is the bustling capital and the commercial and political center of the Veraguas province, as well as the transportation hub for Central Panama. It is also a university town renowned for training the future teachers of Panama.
If highlands living is what you’re after, take a look Santa Fe of Veraguas Province—an unassuming, unsung town of about 3,000 people—comparable to popular Boquete but at a fraction of the price. In fact, this is one of the most affordable parts of the country.
The province of David is famous for its agricultural production, particularly its cattle. This is a middle-class town built on farming, feels like a down to earth, straightforward kind of a place. If your interest includes any investment agenda, this part of the country should have your attention.
Come to Panama, explore the city, get a feel for the countryside and coastal areas.
What we love about Panama is the sheer diversity of lifestyle options the country has to offer… from First-World city living to absolutely off-grid ruggedness, from rustic country living to upscale beach communities… this country has something to suit just about everyone…
Here’s an overview of our top 14 destinations to consider retiring to in Panama.
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Panama’s Top 14 Retirement Destinations
$ 14.95It depends on your point of view. If you feel at home surrounded by decaying grandeur and crumbling pastel facades, then Casco Viejo could be the perfect Panama City neighborhood to base yourself in for retirement.
El Cangrejo is home to a fast-growing community of expats and foreign retirees who recognize and appreciate the unique quality of life on offer on what is arguably the most comfortable, convenient, and affordable downtown Panama City experience.
Santiago is the bustling capital and the commercial and political center of the Veraguas province, as well as the transportation hub for Central Panama. It is also a university town renowned for training the future teachers of Panama.
If highlands living is what you’re after, take a look Santa Fe of Veraguas Province—an unassuming, unsung town of about 3,000 people—comparable to popular Boquete but at a fraction of the price. In fact, this is one of the most affordable parts of the country.
The province of David is famous for its agricultural production, particularly its cattle. This is a middle-class town built on farming, feels like a down to earth, straightforward kind of a place. If your interest includes any investment agenda, this part of the country should have your attention.
Come to Panama, explore the city, get a feel for the countryside and coastal areas.
What we love about Panama is the sheer diversity of lifestyle options the country has to offer… from First-World city living to absolutely off-grid ruggedness, from rustic country living to upscale beach communities… this country has something to suit just about everyone…
Here’s an overview of our top 14 destinations to consider retiring to in Panama.
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Overseas Haven Reports, Thailand
Pai, Thailand | Overseas Haven Report
This Overseas Haven Report features the pretty mountain town of Pai in northwest Thailand. Pai is a peaceful spot, where lovers of organically grown food and alternative living can really flourish and live a quiet but complete life.
SKU: OHR-PAI-THAILAND$ 9.95More Details
Pai, Thailand | Overseas Haven Report
$ 9.95This Overseas Haven Report features the pretty mountain town of Pai in northwest Thailand. Pai is a peaceful spot, where lovers of organically grown food and alternative living can really flourish and live a quiet but complete life.
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Panama Special Reports
Albrook and Clayton, Panama City, Panama
In this Panama Special Report, we bring you the areas of Albrook and Clayton, Panama City.
Both Albrook and Clayton originated as part of the Panama Canal Zone. The infrastructure and neighborhoods were built by U.S. engineers to be used by the U.S. armed forces. When the U.S. government turned the Panama Canal over to the Panamanians 10 years ago, Clayton and Albrook came as part of the package. In the decade since, these two communities have developed into quiet, peaceful residential areas with parks, single-family homes, some of the best schools in Panama, and small retail areas. Perfect if you’re relocating with a family but very appealing, too, if you’re just looking for a more suburban experience.
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Albrook and Clayton, Panama City, Panama
$ 14.95In this Panama Special Report, we bring you the areas of Albrook and Clayton, Panama City.
Both Albrook and Clayton originated as part of the Panama Canal Zone. The infrastructure and neighborhoods were built by U.S. engineers to be used by the U.S. armed forces. When the U.S. government turned the Panama Canal over to the Panamanians 10 years ago, Clayton and Albrook came as part of the package. In the decade since, these two communities have developed into quiet, peaceful residential areas with parks, single-family homes, some of the best schools in Panama, and small retail areas. Perfect if you’re relocating with a family but very appealing, too, if you’re just looking for a more suburban experience.
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Panama Special Reports
Santa Fe, Panama
Veraguas is known as The Land of Columbus and Urracá. Urracá being the legendary Ngöbe-Buglé chieftain who bravely fought and defeated the Spanish conquistadores for nine years circa 1520s.
In 1630, Santa Fe was named as the capital of the province of Veraguas until 1890, when it was eventually replaced by the city of Santiago.
The average annual temperature in Santa Fe is nearly 76°F (24.4°C). Its cooler climate makes for a garden enthusiast’s dream and gives way to an economy which is primarily built on agriculture.
Offering many of the same attractions as Boquete, with fewer visitors, you can hike, birdwatch, tube down the river, and more…
Located in Veraguas, this is the only Panamanian province that reaches both the Caribbean and the Pacific Coast.
Santa Fe is about four hours (driving by car) from Panama City—including one hour up a winding mountain road from Santiago. The road is narrow; lacking any yellow or white division lines as well as a shoulder or guardrails.
It is set at 430 meters above sea level, not quite qualifying it as a cloud forest, but has that same mountainous, orchid, mossy terrain…
SKU: PSR-SANTA-FE$ 14.95More Details
Santa Fe, Panama
$ 14.95Veraguas is known as The Land of Columbus and Urracá. Urracá being the legendary Ngöbe-Buglé chieftain who bravely fought and defeated the Spanish conquistadores for nine years circa 1520s.
In 1630, Santa Fe was named as the capital of the province of Veraguas until 1890, when it was eventually replaced by the city of Santiago.
The average annual temperature in Santa Fe is nearly 76°F (24.4°C). Its cooler climate makes for a garden enthusiast’s dream and gives way to an economy which is primarily built on agriculture.
Offering many of the same attractions as Boquete, with fewer visitors, you can hike, birdwatch, tube down the river, and more…
Located in Veraguas, this is the only Panamanian province that reaches both the Caribbean and the Pacific Coast.
Santa Fe is about four hours (driving by car) from Panama City—including one hour up a winding mountain road from Santiago. The road is narrow; lacking any yellow or white division lines as well as a shoulder or guardrails.
It is set at 430 meters above sea level, not quite qualifying it as a cloud forest, but has that same mountainous, orchid, mossy terrain…
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Overseas Haven Reports
Your Guide To Affordable Offshore Medical Care
In this Overseas Haven Report we’ve tackled the all-important topic of overseas health care. We’ve put together a guide to finding affordable offshore medical care to help you navigate the ins and outs of the international health care industry.
No country in the developed world does a worse job when it comes to health care than the United States.
But why wait for the States to get its act together? Instead, you could join the tens of thousands of Americans who are taking matters into their own hands by going offshore to meet their medical needs.
SKU: OHR-HEALTH-ISSUE$ 9.95More Details
Your Guide To Affordable Offshore Medical Care
$ 9.95In this Overseas Haven Report we’ve tackled the all-important topic of overseas health care. We’ve put together a guide to finding affordable offshore medical care to help you navigate the ins and outs of the international health care industry.
No country in the developed world does a worse job when it comes to health care than the United States.
But why wait for the States to get its act together? Instead, you could join the tens of thousands of Americans who are taking matters into their own hands by going offshore to meet their medical needs.
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