A growing number of “global citizens” seek to protect their wealth and security by diversifying their investments, businesses, and personal lives outside their country of residence and/or citizenship. Numerous advantages exist for those who do so:
Unfortunately, a great deal of misinformation exists on how and why you should “internationalize” yourself. Politicians and the mainstream media often portray those who invest or do business internationally in a negative light. Tax codes and securities laws impose numerous traps for the unwary. Even the most reputable accountants and attorneys often fail to realize that there are creative and safe ways to diversify outside your own country.
You’ve worked hard for your wealth and assets. We can show you how to preserve them… legally. We’ve helped clients in over a dozen countries open offshore accounts, set up international businesses, obtain second residence and citizenship abroad, and construct suitable legal entities to achieve their wealth preservation goals.
Mark Nestmann’s career as an investigative journalist, international tax consultant, public speaker, and author of like resources spans nearly three decades. He holds a Master of Law (LL.M) in international tax law awarded to him by the Vienna (Austria) University School of Economics & Business Administration.
Mark’s unique record of success stems from his international viewpoint, honed by living and working internationally. His worldwide network of clients and professional contacts allows him to transcend conventional asset and wealth preservation techniques by adapting and applying international strategies. Mark’ creative approach works in synergy with his sound methodology and expansive knowledge of the worldwide landscape for offshore financial services, tax-advantaged residence, second passports, etc. His successful solutions have landed him numerous high profile consulting contracts.
In 1989, his first book, How to Achieve Personal and Financial Privacy in a Public Age, was released with the intent of making his wealth preservation techniques available to the general public. The publication became an immediate success and acquired positive acclaim with professionals and non-professionals alike. After five editions, he followed this initial success with Asset Protection 2000 (1999), The Lifeboat Strategy (now in its fourth edition, updated in 2011), and numerous other titles. Mark was the first editor for The Oxford Club and also one of the founders of The Sovereign Society, an organization that seeks to help individuals internationalize themselves and their investments.
His books are available for digital and print sale on this site.
Some of the publications that have quoted Mark Nestmann include: Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News, The Sovereign Individual, Simon Black’s Sovereign Man Confidential, Bob Livingston’s Personal Liberty, International Financial Centres Review, Le Temps (Switzerland), The Washington Post, The Liberty Street Letter, The Daily Business Review, Trustmakers, Financial Planning Magazine, The New Jersey Star-Ledger, The Daily Kos, The Daily Reckoning, All Spin Zone, The Harry Schultz Letter, and ABC News. He has been an anonymous source for reporters from Bloomberg News, Business Week, Forbes, and The New York Times, among many others.
Mark has written for The Oxford Club, The Sovereign Society, The Professional Coin Grading Service, and David Hall, among other clients. His blogs are syndicated by Brokers News Center, Free Republic, Lew Rockwell, Bob Livingston, and The Institute for the Study of Privacy Issues, among others. He has been interviewed by Phil Mackesy’s This Week In Money, Jim Puplava’s Financial Sense Network, Bill Faiferlick’s It’s Your Money, Jim Brown’s Common Sense Radio, The Daily Bear, and John Loefler’s Steel on Steel.
Mark even made an official visit to Aruba as the personal guest of the President of the Aruba Parliament.
