There will come a time in which your financial plan will need a reliable company. Then you'll be ready to choose the perfect jurisdiction. With this premise in mind, Mundo invites you to embrace the Caymans, a jurisdiction that happens to be an exciting corporate hub. All in all, the corporate structure is a key piece of your financial freedom mechanism. Among other things, a company is the best money-generating machine. 

For those who are looking for rental income, Panama is a great place to invest and live off rents. Besides its landscapes, immigration opportunities, strong banking sector, and excellent asset protection tools, rental options in Panama make it an excellent hub for real estate investment. Let's delve into the six primary points that you must know if you're interested in investing in real estate. Panama may be the best choice!

Inflation issues, in one way or the other, concern us all. One of the most common apprehensions of a businessperson is how to protect money from inflation, high taxation, potential claims, or any other unforeseen risk. It seems like, when we ask ourselves “what can make me lose money”, there's no right answer as the risks seem fathomless and impossible to predict. But are they really? It was not in vain that many eminent figures in the business world and experts in asset protection have taught us their secrets over the years. 

Obtaining residency abroad is a coveted asset, especially in our days. Thus, the secrets of citizenship unfold themselves to those who dare make their dreams come true. There are many reasons why somebody may choose to move abroad, and these brave hearts can choose from a variety of programs concerning residency or citizenship around the world. As advocates of the Ayn Rand philosophy and as supporters of the perpetual traveler lifestyle, Mundo knows its way around such a topic. 

Are you wondering why choose Panama? Such a question is perfectly understandable, especially with the global financial situation we find in our days. When going abroad, choosing the right country is the most challenging yet interesting part. There are plenty of jurisdictions that await entrepreneurs with arms wide open providing opportunities that, in many cases, they can’t find in their home countries.

Saint Kitts and Nevis is one of our favorite jurisdictions when it comes to getting citizenship, establishing a company, and opening a bank account. Moreover, the island of Nevis happens to be an excellent trust jurisdiction, hence, it has been the topic of many Mundo articles. Today, we unveil a new side of Saint Kitts and Nevis: sports, and invite you to see one of our most beloved countries from a different perspective.

The best financial strategies can be found in the smallest details. Before getting a second citizenship, before enjoying the benefits of a trust, before opening accounts abroad, and before establishing your company, one must learn how to manage a budget. If you're wondering “how to protect my finances”, you have to understand that no trust, no company, no advice, and no investment will help you if you have unhealthy habits when it comes to your money. 

People from all over the world are wondering what is life like in New Zealand. Undoubtedly, this country has gained popularity in the last few years. Its stable environment, nice landscapes, and interesting culture attract visitors, immigrants, and investors alike. The benefits of living in New Zealand are many and this is why we’ve decided to focus on this country again, continuing with the topic of getting residency in Oceania.

When a person wants to find the best corporate solutions, he/she gravitates toward a place that ticks all the boxes. Ideally, company registration must be affordable, fast, and safe. Although there is no perfect jurisdiction, there are many that position themselves very close to what the process should be like, and today, we have the pleasure of introducing one such exemplar. In this article, Mundo goes back to one of its traditional jurisdictions regarding companies: the Seychelles business.