With the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus and due to the ever-increasing regulations and restrictions on movement and travel, more and more people are looking to form international financial structures and take their businesses abroad through the cheapest offshore company formation possible. 

The coronavirus financial meltdown has changed the way we live and invest.

Family offices and multi-family offices make money for their owners by creating investments that most financial advisors do not understand.

After a very hard 2020, full of economic uncertainty, in which the world faced an unprecedented sanitary emergency and an economic shut down, people are trying to adapt to a new world order. 

Investors can enter the United States through only a few investment visa programs.

One of the best pieces of advice you can give to a young person with some spare money every month (even as little as $100) is to buy life insurance.

One of my favorite things about working as an editor at Mundo is that I am constantly in touch with remarkable people from whom I learn a great deal: experts, lawyers, business people, and writers.

The Caribbean is one of the regions with the most offerings in terms of citizenship by investment programs.

At the end of 2020, Cyprus canceled its CBI program after a scandal, and since then, Europe's central authorities have had the programs of the countries that make up the EU bloc under scrutiny. 

We at Mundo love Panama for many reasons. This country has the peculiarity of presenting a variety of visa permits with straightforward processes and relatively low fees.