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Questions For Adam's Update 8-31-2016


TexasGranny
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Hi Adam

I know you went out on that limb and gave a us a Date-ish time frame.... 

My question is your prediction for the RV, you stated at .10. I was wondering at what speed do you think it is going to float or "rise" up from that rate

I been waiting a loooong time and I dont have 10s of millions in Dinar so I would end up waiting for a higher rate before cashing out... 

Thanks for all that you do... 

GO RV.... eventually 1:1 (I hope) 

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i am a VIP member, but i am not comfortable with doing the offshore thing,so i will be cashing in and taking my tax lumps and moving on. my question is if it rv's at .10 and is on a float be it managed or free, will it be like the stock market where it may rise or fall in value? or will it it just rise ? i ask that because i may have to cash in part of what i hold to get out of some strangling debt,then wait and cash in the rest later. thanks 

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With the EU "European Commission" now deciding to DEMAND that the Sovereign country of Ireland charge and collect over $16B in back taxes the EU feels is owed by Apple (http://money.cnn.com/2016/08/30/technology/apple-tax-eu-us-ireland/) it seems that the US/Obama FACTA type practices are now attempting to be implemented by other countries.

I find it laughable that the White House press secretary Josh Earnest responded by stating "The decision amounted to "a transfer of revenue from U.S. taxpayers to the EU," ... and "The Obama administration would fight for "American taxpayers and American businesses overseas when they're being treated unfairly"" (though I think he meant The Obama administration would continue to seek every penny it can find worldwide with any connection to the US!

This should be a clear indication to anyone why an integral (and LEGAL) strategy for Wealth Retention and Management MUST include offshore funds placement and/or International Business formation to protect assets. There is a reason several of the worlds largest wealth management organizations have significant (and unadvertised) presence in the US (to assist with foreign investment in this fantastic Tax Shelter - the USA). :twocents:

It would serve people well to understand that you can certainly live in the USA and be a US Citizen, while still taking advantage and protection of and under US laws while still receiving 100% legal tax advantages that are offered to offshore entities, but NOT to US based companies. :shrug:

There has been a lot of discussion of Global monetary changes and valuation (not just IQD), and whatever currency you hold, and however much it may increase or decrease in value will be further affected if the government just decides to take 50% or more for taxes. And/or like in this case of the EU all of a sudden deciding to reach back 20+ years and demanding payment for all of those years (even though at the time the company was paying its legally owed amount). The US already has tax penalties in place for up to 50% income tax for 10 years after you leave the US (from ALL income sources internationally) , and one of the major candidates is calling for a 50% tax on any company that leaves the US (Hint, She...) and the other candidate wants to reduce corporate tax from the highest in the world to  15% (still higher than the 12.5% rate in Ireland)...

Sorry for the rant, but when I think off all of the income and potentially fortunes and even generational wealth that may be forfeited over to the government to spend at its discretion (or lack thereof) it really...:mad:

At any rate, thank you for creating this site, and maintaining it (at significant expense), and for the many Members that have assisted others in creating strategies that allow us all to sleep better at night... :tiphat:

Oh, question...Have you or anyone else out there tried Islamorada Beer Company's "Sandbar Sunday"? It would go great at a Pack Party! :cheesehead:

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Hi brother Adam, a copy & paste from last week's chat log off your link:

"Chief executives of several private banks have written to the Central Bank of Iran Governor Valiollah Seif demanding that they be allowed to adjust their interest rates instead of offering fixed interest rates set by CBI's Money and Credit Council.  CEOs of some major private lenders have protested against recent successive rate cuts, fearing it would lead to a flight of deposits from the banking system,” Mehr News Agency quoted an unnamed official as saying."

 

 

 

 

My question - I thought it would be the Central Bank of Iraq calling the shots, how is it that now Iran is somewhat influencing said fixed interest rates they'll have that other major lenders have been protesting?!  And please tickle my fancy big bro, there's a huge fear that folks would be storming through the doors of their banks for making their "deposits" in their own currency for other banks to really adjust and catch up?  

Am I REALLY seeing something "between the lines" that Iran may have plans set forth?!! :blink:

Or is it that my happy hour whiskey drink got suddenly too strong, and I'm over-reading, what I am reading here??!!! :blink::cheesehead:

 

Just wanted ot add an edit......I thank you  and everyone so, so, so much Adam...if you can onnly imagine the lives you're about to change here for the better and beyond....sometimes....there's just no words...but thannnk you for the bottom of our hearts.

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