Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

If you're looking to read a brag-piece about how someone beat the system for 200+ pages while not telling you how to do it, then look no further. The vast majority of this book is an opinion piece, and not informational as it is marketed. That said, I've included below ALL of the information that I actually learned in those wasted hours so that you don't have to waste your time AND money like I did. ***Note, there is no clear advice in this book. It is mixed in with opinion and makes you sift through the information, with the end goal being to frustrate you enough to pay him thousands of dollars to do some google searches for you. **** -Banks are stable in Singapore and it is a country with low debt. Low debt countries are the most secure to keep your money. - It's difficult to open bank accounts in some countries, but not Georgia, It's easy in Georgia. Oh and banks fees are low and interest rates are high. Exchange rate spreads are extremely small. -Advantageous countries to get your citizenship: Paraguay, Panama, Mexico, Montenegro, El Salvador. -Want a nice Sulphur bath? Nice countries to go to are: Japan, Iceland, and Georgia. Vogue even took to writing about Georgia's Sulphur baths, naming them "the ultimate skin softening soak." Regarding Medical tourism... -Prince court medical center is ranked the #1 medical tourism hospital on Earth. -India is well known for cardiologists. -Looking for Dental treatment? Good countries to go to are: Bucharest, Romania, and Serbia -White tea is better than black tea. OH and green tea too. You might need this information as a nomad! /s/ This is the most specific information you will get in this book. Unless you want some one-on-one time with Andrew's brain while he talks about how cool he is, don't get this book. That said, if you're a wealthy business owner who would rather pay than learn all of this, because your time is worth so much at that point, totally go for his services. If you're not wealthy, his blog IS surprisingly informational and it's free, unlike this book. Start there.