2 1/2 years ago, as a much more idealistic expat newb, I had the feeling that something very ugly was going to go down in the U.S.

I thought that I could kill two birds with one stone — I could:

1.) improve what i thought was one of the big faults with Uruguay — a lack of entrepreneurism & small growing young companies that could provide young people with financial opportunity, and
2.) give the ‘little guy’ a chance to protect himself & his family’s wealth like the big guys do, by taking advantage of offshore asset protection schemes, which could legally diversify his assets out of what i viewed was a sinking ship — the u.s.

Fortuitously, I met the founders of Capital Conservator, & was subsequently convinced to come on board & preach some offshore gospel to the eager flock.

As the CEO of capital conservator likes to say, we offer “an unique value proposition” (i suspect his grammar is proper but unique is always pronounced as if it starts with a vowel where this left coaster is from)…anyways, in a lot of ways, he is right…while the implementation of a new zealand finance company is by no means unique…nor is the use of a swiss trust company, offshore accounts with capital conservtor do offer something that i’ve been unable to find elsewhere:

A unified, simplified offshore account application procedure, that subsequently gives the client access to a bevy of offshore services & accounts, all the while protecting the privacy (i like to say anonymity) of the client.

The accounts really were engineered from the ground up to protect the privacy of the client first and foremost, but more on that in a later post.