435: A Second Residency In 2027? The 3 Countries I’d Choose

If things took a turn for the worse in your home country, where would you go? Having a passport is one thing, but having the legal right to live somewhere else is another. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my top three countries for securing a second residency in 2027, including four different residency pathways, some…

434: Moving To Panama: The Good, The Bad, And The Unexpected

What is it really like to leave your home country behind and start a new life in Panama? And what happens when the excitement of moving abroad gives way to the realities of everyday life? In today’s episode, Marc Clair hosts the show and sits down with three North Americans who have made Panama their…

430: That’s A Wrap! Our Instant Reaction To The 2026 Summit

The Expat Money Summit 2026 is officially in the books, and after two packed days, Marc and I sat down while everything was still fresh to talk about what stood out most. There were a few conversations that surprised us, a few ideas that changed how we were looking at things, and more than a…

428: Summit 2026: An Inside Look At Latin America’s Freedom Shift

It’s no secret that I’ve been shouting from the rooftops about Latin America’s shift toward greater freedom for years now- well before recent elections made international headlines.  This year’s Expat Money Online Summit is built around that shift: why countries across the region are creating new opportunities for freedom-minded individuals and families, and how you…

422: ALERT: Panama, Paraguay & Costa Rica Residency Update

Residency programs rarely become easier, cheaper, or less restrictive over time. Across Latin America, we are already seeing new investment thresholds, tighter documentation requirements, processing delays, and limits on who can qualify. In today’s episode, my co-host Marc Clair and I break down the latest residency developments in Panama, Paraguay, and Costa Rica, and explain…

411: Panama: A New Coastal Community Set To Change The Game

{Note: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are accepted as forms of payment for the project discussed in today’s episode.} For nearly 7 years, I have called Panama my home. And I’ve helped a ton of people help to make it their home as well, whether as a “Plan-B” or as their primary residence. But there’s one…