Best Countries to Escape CBDCs: Cash Friendly

DISCLAIMER: This video is not tax and/or financial and/or investment advice. Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. I am not a tax professional and/or lawyer and/or accountant so I am not liable for any steps you take to lower your taxes. I'm not a financial advisor nor do I pretend to be. Always do your own research.

[IsaacKeaton]

CBDCs are definitely concerning. It's reassuring to know there are still places where financial freedom is prioritized. Personally, I shifted away from traditional investment advice and focused on thorough research, which resulted in $1.1 million in returns within a year

[regorajczi]

Thank you Rafael! WEF is out of control and we must be prepared

[iulianivighenie]

Romania is promoting a law which from 1st January 2025, the maximum amount you can spend in cash is 2500 RON, which is equivalent to 540 USD.
Not sure if it has been approved, but that's what the country is moving towards.

[mishaguevara]

Why are All these WEF and WHO people STILL ALIVE?

[pj]

Long story short great video..not hours long..👌

[barneyrubble]

Really enjoy your presentation style my friend, thank you for what you do, hugely appreciated 😊

[nerolowell]

you are completely wrong about Vietnam and Indonesia. Indonesia is one of the members of WEF and push forward to launch the CBDC plan and Digital ID, Vietnam adopting CCP system for surveillance control Digital ID and CBDC and Social Score

[wallydalziel]

I thought the Dominican Republic would have received at least a nod. Most of the local population are unbanked 'from what I hear' and only use the banking system for exchanging in any USD they receive from tips/rentals/tourism activities and such.

[Aletheia_Z]

Mexico WILL implement CBDCs as the head of FMI is Agustin Cartens, a Mexican who was head of bank of Mexico for many years and STILL controls all finances in Mexico

[windowtintinguk]

WRONG. Thailand is rolling out there digital currency this year. ATM they are all using qr codes for transaction.

[HeloPetry]

BRAZIL is not cash friendly. People and businesses do not carry cash due to security concerns.

[belstar]

in my country we got a strange situation right now we got both shops that only take cash and shops that don't take cash. the law says you need to accept both but they don't actually enforce it. the banks are closing a lot of atms again the government told the banks to stop and reopen the old ones but they just ignore them

[Cool-gedb]

This is like trying to escape cellphones lol

[edvincederqvist]

Regarding Romania the 1% tax regime is just applicable to 300k euro a year now. With up to 3 businesses per person, so 900k€ Anually with 1% tax. But great video as always!

[IceCreamMafiaTv]

Love your videos but you are dead wrong about Bali and Indonesia. I was there during the Plandemic. They FORCED EVERYONE to get TRIPPLE VACCINATED or they wouldnt allow you to leave the island. Forced everyone to wear DOUBLE masks. You have ZERO human rights in Bali and Indonesia

[frieren]

I was sure Japan was cash friendly to the point that it's the main payment method to this day? Should be on this list.

[StressFreeVIP]

You cannot legally buy land in Indo as a foreigner

[Raven]

Thailand is not correct: some cinemas do not accept cash, the gov plans to support poor people with money to be distributed as electronic money (first step to introduce CBDCs). On top you can pay at every market even small bills via app. Asians are mainly tech friendly.

[benjaminvadodelbosque]

However, I think that Mexico is making it hard to transfer auto titles, and such things, without providing taxpayer ID's and price.

[oxmanik]

Bro is Benoit Saint Denis without cauliflower ears 😄