Comments on: Offshore Bank Secrecy, Banking Secrecy, Anonymity, Confidentiality http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality Open offshore bank account for personal & business use - guaranteed bank secrecy & anonymity. Use benefits of offshore banking in everyday life Tue, 25 Oct 2011 02:48:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Riccardo http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality/#comment-932 Riccardo Sun, 16 Jan 2011 14:30:36 +0000 http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/?p=233#comment-932 Swiss banks have caved in to pressure form foreign governamental institutions going after their nationals off-shore accounts. Several examples are available on the internet that show Switzerland is no longer what it used to be regarding "Banking Secrecy". Panama and Singapore are quite a different story regarding that matter. I suggest you make a little research along those lines to realize that Panama and Singapore, particularly the latter, are secrecy-wise, second to none. Swiss banks have caved in to pressure form foreign governamental institutions going after their nationals off-shore accounts. Several examples are available on the internet that show Switzerland is no longer what it used to be regarding “Banking Secrecy”.

Panama and Singapore are quite a different story regarding that matter. I suggest you make a little research along those lines to realize that Panama and Singapore, particularly the latter, are secrecy-wise, second to none.

]]> By: Elliot Clark http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality/#comment-591 Elliot Clark Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:51:30 +0000 http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/?p=233#comment-591 Good question :) It does pass through onshore bank account. If you are an expat working outside the country of your origin, then you may want to get your money not on the onshore account, but the offshore one, since offshore accounts are provided by international banks and have nothing to do with your country and its officials. Also take a situation, when you work in Kyrgyzstan that is quite vulnerable and politically unstable place nowadays. You'd never want to keep cash in a local bank. This is where the offshore bank account can help a lot. Good question :) It does pass through onshore bank account.

If you are an expat working outside the country of your origin, then you may want to get your money not on the onshore account, but the offshore one, since offshore accounts are provided by international banks and have nothing to do with your country and its officials.

Also take a situation, when you work in Kyrgyzstan that is quite vulnerable and politically unstable place nowadays. You’d never want to keep cash in a local bank. This is where the offshore bank account can help a lot.

]]> By: John http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality/#comment-589 John Sat, 16 Oct 2010 18:32:35 +0000 http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/?p=233#comment-589 Well then how does one get the money to an offshore account without it coming from an onshore accout? John Well then how does one get the money to an offshore account without it coming from an onshore accout?

John

]]> By: Michael Barry http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/offshore-bank-secrecy-banking-secrecy-anonymity-confidentiality/#comment-567 Michael Barry Thu, 23 Sep 2010 04:41:43 +0000 http://www.offshorebankingtoday.com/?p=233#comment-567 What about some of the swiss banks cooperating with the U.S. IRS What about some of the swiss banks cooperating with the U.S. IRS

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