Looking For a Passive Offshore Income?
One of the primary benefits of being a member of SovereignLife is that it puts into your hands ready-made solutions.
Today I just want to look at one such solution – the answer to the question: “In today’s economic environment how can I invest for a good, reliable monthly return?”
Let me introduce the Black Label Freedom Action Pack. This is an all-in-one solution to investing offshore which includes the following:
1. An offshore corporation and bank account
2. A corporate brokerage account
3. A corporate passive income
The passive income is generated by reliable, long term managed forex accounts – showing monthly average returns in the region of 5% to 10% … and more.
What does it cost to get started?
To get your offshore structure fully set up it will cost you in the region of $1,600 to $1,950 – depending on the jurisdiction the company is registered in (Seychelles, BVI, Panama, Belize, St Kitts or Dominica). Add a further $300 for a full nominee package and a Swiss corporate bank account.
You will also need investment capital – a minimum of $20,000.
As a SovereignLife member you are also entitled to a free ‘hand-holding” mentorship valued at $799 – to get you through the entire process.
This complete package is now available to our Gold and Platinum members.
If you’re already a member, simply login and click on the Freedom Action Packs link to download the complete PDF overview.
And if you want to become a member in order to access this package, then you need to join at the Gold or Platinum level from this link.
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How many people can afford $20,000? I believe in today’s economy, that puts this out of reach for most people. Is that the only plan available for a forex managed account?
My understanding is that you, David, are residing in Australia. Being a Canadian, how do I know that the information you provide regarding setting up IBCs, banking and brokerage accounts etc, is applicable to Canadians and that we won’t find ourselves in trouble with Revenue Canada at some point. I am aware that governments, in general, have put the fear into their population to stop them from considering anything that “may” be illegal.
Randie, no, I’m not in Australia – although it’s a really nice place
Within SovereignLife we various experts on international matters, including international lawyers who are up to speed with the implications for citizens of different countries regards investing offshore. The general rule is that any income generated offshore is taxable at “home” – due to the fact that most of the larger Western nations tax worldwide income. However, there are many ways to mitigate such taxes using offshore structures.
Tom, the forex market is not readily available to those with only a small amount of funds, due to the need of leverage and the cushion of funds on account should a draw down occur. Forex is a volatile investment vehicle and while excellent monthly average returns can be had, under the right hands, one has to expect and live with sudden reversals of fortune. To have your own brokerage account funded properly and trade the forex market effectively, $20K is certainly not excessive.
David
I think your blog/website would benefit greatly from the provision of additional detail that allays the concerns that these offers are nothing more than shifty internet scams. Most of the offers you publish have the usual hallmarks of such scams….a carrott and an initial offer price but without any real substance of what the product is or who provides it. I understand that you must have a delicate commercial line to tread here but currently I have never considered these promos for the exact reason mentioned above. Too much “sell” and not enough “trust”. You should consider ways to redress this balance as a way of increasing your business’s appeal.
Neil. Not sure what you mean by “these offers” – as I believe the passive income post is unique on my blog. Essentially my primary “offering” is a membership to SovereignLife, and I’m not aware of anything I have offered as having the hallmark of scams, as you suggest. However, I take you point and obviously listen to comments on how things are perceived.