"No taxation without representation!" One of the rallying cries of the American Revolution--but here's the twist: the reverse is also true!

What if you could keep your blue passport, stay on American soil, and legally reduce your tax bill by 90% or more? Sounds too good to be true, right? Welcome to Puerto Rico.

The U.S. territory that most Americans overlook is quietly becoming a magnet for savvy entrepreneurs, crypto millionaires, and anyone tired of writing massive checks to the IRS. Residents don't get to vote in federal elections, but in exchange? Some of the most jaw-dropping tax incentives you'll find anywhere in the world.

Developer and longtime Puerto Rico resident Angus Beavers sits down with Mona and Rebecca to pull back the curtain on what life is really like after making the move. The money you'll save. The lifestyle you'll gain. The mistakes people make. The surprises nobody tells you about.

Whether you're already packing your bags or just wondering if there's a better way than hemorrhaging money to Uncle Sam every April, this episode will change how you think about taxes, citizenship, and what's actually possible.

Ready to explore the 4% solution?

Isolation or Paradise? New Zealand is famous for its stunning landscapes and has a reputation for a very high quality of life. However, for those considering a move, their residency through investment program is one of the most expensive--almost three million (US) dollars. So, when it comes down to it, what does one get for that price? Is everything that expensive? Does the remoteness get lonely for new immigrants, or is it a sanctuary from the chaos around the world? Still connected, but at a safe distance!

Mona and Rebecca are out to find the truth! Native New Zealander Mischa Mannix joins to discuss the pros and cons of the Kiwi lifestyle.

"Denied" Part 1:

As the Trump Administration takes a firm hold of all immigration, this is a word that is becoming all too common. Sadly, it's becoming a more common story. A person applies for EB-5. They listen to their lawyer, they follow all the rules, and they patiently wait for their conditional green card. Then, years pass. They get a job, buy a home, and build a life. They pay their taxes and become part of their community. However, at the final stage of the process, despite doing everything right, they get a denial. Worse, they get a notice to appear before an immigration judge. Why? And what can they do?

Unfortunately, more and more people are asking those questions. Why is USCIS issuing more Notices to Appear? How worried should people be? Has there been any success fighting these? Mona and Rebecca sit down with John Pratt to tackle the complicated thorny topic of denials in the final stretch of the EB-5 process.