Can a person in the US purchase foreign goverment savings bonds?
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Q&A: Can a person in the US purchase foreign goverment savings bonds?
Is it possible to purchase/own British, Mexico, German, or any other goverment savings bond besides the US savings bonds?
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Answer by vegas_iwish
Savings bonds a terrible investment anywhere. Can buy foreign govt bonds – yes. best to do in a fund.
Answer by tonytonsing
Yes, there is nothing illegal about buying or trading foreign bonds. It is no different than trading in foreign currencies. The best way to get started is to set up an offshore corporation or International Business Structure (IBC). You then have a platform to conduct any type of business in the world. This also protects you in many ways. Many people have a preconceived notion of what working “offshore” means. These are fabrications, every President or Senator we have has an offshore corporation and offshore trusts to protect their interests. It also allows you to defer your tax liability until you repatriate your earnings. IT DOES NOT HIDE PROFITS, it simply allows you to reinvest the entire amount liquidated (minus that countries corporate taxes, which are much less than in the U.S.). When you bring the money or assets back to the U.S. you then owe capital gains tax minus a deduction for the foreign tax paid. This process allows your money to grow at a higher rate. (Same concept as a 401k, you don’t pay taxes until you actually reap the benefits of your investment.) For more information search “offshore corporation” or “offshore banking” and you will find many companies around the world that can help you build a substantial portfolio. There are also scamsters out there so make sure you check out the company thoroughly before you invest. I personally work with my money in Costa Rican Real Estate at the moment.
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