Should You Open an Offshore Banking Account Now?

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

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[@juribastiaans3824]

You completely forget to mention the neobanks. They are new in this industry and often work much better and are easier to open for transactional banking then the old banks.

[@user-sz6cf4le8e]

Neobanks are just a front for older banks very often...

[@Aidan_Au]

Thanks Rusudan and R&D team for talking about more offshore options. I like that 2 videos in 2 channels every other day!

[@NomadCapitalistRD]

Thank you, Aidan!

[@ChrisE1415]

I'm going to like every video with Rusudan talking about banking. 😘

[@matthewnirenberg]

Privacy is key. Its time that people stoop up to regimes and demanded their privacy back. Its ridiculous that only criminals have privacy. This situation only exists because banks (outside the USA) voluntarily complied with US govt BS when they should have ditched every US citizen. Banks have zero right or reason to know all the details about your business and sources of money coming in (they already know the source). The only reason they want such details is to sell the information or to see what ventures they should start. Sickening. The current solution is to NOT use banks, but to possess bullion and to use crypto (stablecoins) so as to avoid the banks entirely.

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

What about go to germany! One of largest European countries in world! Also historical country, many British and denmark people originally came from there. They are predicted to still be one of the worlds top 10 economies by 2050. Compare that to sweden or France or even poland.

[@alanjackson2540]

and what's all that waffle got to do with banking privacy?

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

@alanjackson2540 what banking privacy? You must file every "suspicious 2000" in the USA?

[@closerwinner]

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