/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26071059
First off, I'm going to Puerto Rico for 7 months to qualify as a resident and pay 0% capital gains tax. Once I've cashed out, I'm heading to Uruguay. I can get a nice house by the beach, have a low cost of living, and live a nice comfy lifestyle for the rest of my life.

>>24366380
>based Eames bro

I plan on building a MCM custom home in Punta del Este when I cash out on my 30k LINK. I don't want anything too big so I don't need maids, maintenance, landscapers, etc. but I want it big enough where there's 4 beds, 5 baths, a full basement with a state of the art home gym, spa, and full replica of an English pub so I can watch footy the way it's intended to be watched when not in the stadium. Additionally, I want a pool, parilla, space for my bulldogs to run around, a garage big enough to house 3 cars and multiple motorcycles, and surrounded by a favela proof wall that would bring a tear to Trump's eye.

>>23254278
I absolutely will. My sister is a coalburner in Australia and my other sister moved to NYC to live a bugman life. They've always been lazy when it comes to household responsibilities and family commitments. There's a 0% chance of them ever doing anything that would give the slightest bit of inconvenience to their lives. If it were up to them, they'd throw them in a nursing home and leave them to rot once they got to an age when they started losing their mental or physical abilities. The idea of doing that is completely selfish and disrespectful in my eyes and I wouldn't let that happen given all that they've done for me. I plan on fucking off to pic related once I make it and at the very least, I'll build them a guest house on my property so they can have their independence, but be close enough I can check in on them and provide them the proper care in their old age.

>>22106394
He won't get elected. Every poll in 2016 except Rasmussen was horribly inaccurate. The same polls now show Biden isn't getting nearly the support and enthusiasm as Hillary did and Trump's polls keep going up as joggers and commies continue to riot and start attacking suburbs. All the normie fence sitters weren't jazzed up to vote for this Alzheimer's mush mouth to begin with and seeing him do nothing and defend this sort of chaos is only going to drive them to vote for Trump. They may not personally like him or his policies, but they'd rather hold their breath and vote for him if it means fewer niggers come to their neighborhoods doing drivebys and burning down local businesses.

Just get your exit plan lined up so you're out of the country by January 2025. This could very well be the last time we see a Republican in the white house and you can bet your ass Democrats are going to open the floodgates for more low IQ shitskins and jack up taxes once they take office. If LINK truly takes off by then and I'm able to retire off my 30K stack, I'm booking a one-way ticket to Uruguay and doing whatever I can to fast track getting citizenship so I don't have a front row seat to the US turn into Brazil 2.0. The US is a sinking ship and as much as I love my country, I'm not going to let my quality of life suffer and have my money and rights taken as they let the animals run loose.

>>21279191
I'm planning on moving to Punta del Este or a rural beach town in Uruguay. It's economically, monetarily, and politically stable, over 90% of the population is of European descent, and it's politically irrelevant on the global stage, so no worries about shit going down. I'm highly considering buying a plot of land and making a Hacienda Napoles style compound complete with a pool, lots of space for my dogs to run around, bar, state of the art home gym, sauna, a big garage for my motorcycles and trucks, and a wall so beautiful it would bring a tear to Trump's eye.

>>20506255
Oh I wouldn't step foot in that shithole of a country, let alone Africa. Uruguay is the top contender so far. Their government, economy, and currency are stable. Their population is 90%+ of European descent and it's irrelevant on the Geopolitical level, so there's a low chance of shit going down. Plus Punta del Este the South American equivalent of Monaco, where all the stars and beautiful people go to vacation.

>>20228275
>>20228417
Once I'm able to cash out on my LINK stack, I'm planning on moving to South America. I've been to Colombia multiple times and could see myself living a comfy life in Medellin, but I'm a bit worried of the fallout with Venezuela and feel that they're one bad election away from going back into freefall. I'd like to travel to more of the countries there and fortunately for me, I speak a good amount of Spanish. So with time, I feel like I could become fluent and make my way around South America with relatively few issues.

Is Uruguay a good option? From what I've read, it seems like a pretty stable country economically, politically, and currency wise. Plus Montevideo and Punta del Este look like it would be a pretty nice place to just kick my feet up and live of my gains for the rest of my life.

Also, I can't remember the name of the book or author, but a Cuban guy from Miami wrote a book about all the different types of Latina women and how they're different from each other. I remember in the interview he traveled all over Latin America and asked women how they differed physically and culturally from country to country. I wish knew the name of the book, but I recall him saying that Mexican women are known for aging the worst of the bunch and Colombian women are they most materialistic and put a high emphasis on having a symmetrical body and aren't afraid to get cosmetic surgery to make it happen. Which based on my time in Colombia is 100% true.