Jeremy Savory

So my real estate investments, I would never, it would have been almost impossible to get the returns I've had staying in the UK. Even if I would be really good in the UK and focus on the UK, I've invested in multiple countries. I invested in 11 different countries. Now I'm just closing on a penthouse in central Medellin in Colombia, which will be done sometime this month.

I've had properties in... Oh, where are we going?

I've had properties in... Oh, where are we going?

I've had properties in... Oh, where are we going?

She's not too hot with that idea. But yeah, so I mean, all of this, there's just so much out there in the world. There's investment plays, there's opportunities, there's businesses, there's tax plays. There's so much out there. And I think that this is just going to happen. I mean, I don't even need to advertise it.

She's not too hot with that idea. But yeah, so I mean, all of this, there's just so much out there in the world. There's investment plays, there's opportunities, there's businesses, there's tax plays. There's so much out there. And I think that this is just going to happen. I mean, I don't even need to advertise it.

She's not too hot with that idea. But yeah, so I mean, all of this, there's just so much out there in the world. There's investment plays, there's opportunities, there's businesses, there's tax plays. There's so much out there. And I think that this is just going to happen. I mean, I don't even need to advertise it.

People are young people growing up in the US or Canada or high tax jurisdictions, just seeing no opportunities for them, no scope for growth. The only thing they do is if they do take a risk and they do work seven days a week, 365 days a year, it's a great big tax bill and future tax bills to come. And I think because I've been working in the second passport business for so long,

People are young people growing up in the US or Canada or high tax jurisdictions, just seeing no opportunities for them, no scope for growth. The only thing they do is if they do take a risk and they do work seven days a week, 365 days a year, it's a great big tax bill and future tax bills to come. And I think because I've been working in the second passport business for so long,

People are young people growing up in the US or Canada or high tax jurisdictions, just seeing no opportunities for them, no scope for growth. The only thing they do is if they do take a risk and they do work seven days a week, 365 days a year, it's a great big tax bill and future tax bills to come. And I think because I've been working in the second passport business for so long,

I think that there is a genuine concern that once the government starts to – they've run out of all the taxes they can come up with, income tax and capital gains tax and property taxes, annual property taxes that keep going like they have in California. Once they start to look at this, and then afterwards, they will wipe out the tax exemptions.

I think that there is a genuine concern that once the government starts to – they've run out of all the taxes they can come up with, income tax and capital gains tax and property taxes, annual property taxes that keep going like they have in California. Once they start to look at this, and then afterwards, they will wipe out the tax exemptions.

I think that there is a genuine concern that once the government starts to – they've run out of all the taxes they can come up with, income tax and capital gains tax and property taxes, annual property taxes that keep going like they have in California. Once they start to look at this, and then afterwards, they will wipe out the tax exemptions.

And then afterwards, when they will introduce taxes on those people who are leaving and try to implement exit taxes, which they did in Norway, for example, not too long ago. And now they're talking about it in France. Once they've done all the exit taxes, which, by the way, also stops people coming to your country because it's going to scare people away, what's the only tax that you have left?

And then afterwards, when they will introduce taxes on those people who are leaving and try to implement exit taxes, which they did in Norway, for example, not too long ago. And now they're talking about it in France. Once they've done all the exit taxes, which, by the way, also stops people coming to your country because it's going to scare people away, what's the only tax that you have left?

And then afterwards, when they will introduce taxes on those people who are leaving and try to implement exit taxes, which they did in Norway, for example, not too long ago. And now they're talking about it in France. Once they've done all the exit taxes, which, by the way, also stops people coming to your country because it's going to scare people away, what's the only tax that you have left?

As of today, there's only two countries that tax their citizens, and that's the United States that everybody knows about, and you have Eritrea. But Eritrea doesn't have the ability to enforce it. The United States does, which is why every American has to sign a FATCA form when they open an overseas bank account.

As of today, there's only two countries that tax their citizens, and that's the United States that everybody knows about, and you have Eritrea. But Eritrea doesn't have the ability to enforce it. The United States does, which is why every American has to sign a FATCA form when they open an overseas bank account.

As of today, there's only two countries that tax their citizens, and that's the United States that everybody knows about, and you have Eritrea. But Eritrea doesn't have the ability to enforce it. The United States does, which is why every American has to sign a FATCA form when they open an overseas bank account.

But what happens when the rest of Europe starts to say, well, you know, we don't really have any more money, so let's tax for you guys because use our embassies, use our consulates. You've got a pretty strong passport. That's going to be worth some money. Then you need to pay every year for that. I mean, we're not far away from that day coming, right? I mean, it's coming.