Show for cigars on Wednesdays then. Let's talk about it. Evan's there also. I might learn something from you. Thursdays are golf ⛳️ days though. Ask Evan about Eastridge golf club.
I recently lost my job at the age of 45. In addition to having access to Tricare and VA healthcare, I also receive a 9K military pension. I'm thinking of selling or renting my house and moving overseas with my cash, assets, and 401(k). What are some good passive income opportunities?
I'm not sure whether I should merge all of my investing accounts into one. If so, what should I know and how should I respond to this? In addition, I intend to sell my property, which might potentially fetch an additional $200,000. Is it better to put everything in one account or spread it out among several investments?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a summit, and with her assistance, my wife and I reallocate our $1.7 million assets between a regular IRA and a brokerage account. She has been handling the investment with our agreement and has helped us recover twice as much as we lost. Currently holding steady and gently navigating the market.
This is a heartwarming interview! I sent this Earl Sir, he's not yet an Atty though :) Thank you for trusting our Firm to assist you with your SRR Visa! ☺
You mention the $20,000 deposit is given back after 5 years. I cannot find anything regarding that. I see only if you give up the SRRV or you invest in Condo or long term lease of house and lot. Where is the info about getting the $20k back after 5 years?
It’s interesting as I listen to his story and experiences. I’m born and raised Californian, and every time I travel wether it’s out of state or out of country, everybody is much nicer 😅
Your absolutely sooo right. It doesn't matter where you go does it😂😂😂. I totally agree with your statement. Got a cigar here for you on Wednesday nights at LA Casa 🎉🎉🎉
Let me clarify. You can own a physical property such as a house structure as a foreigner. But never own the land. You just lease the land for 50 years or whatever you decide.
Why in the hell you want to buy property in the Philippines, leasing property for 50 years is ridiculous, you cannot even predict tomorrow let alone 50 years, if you want to invest, stay home invest there, going to a 3rd world country where everyone is a vulcher preying on your money.
@@eddieBoxer I agree for have 1 million invested in a US brokerage account and with the interest and dividends, could live a nice life in BGC or anyplace in SE Asia. I see no upside to buying land or a house in PH.
A lot of bogus information about the SRRV. Biggest is you do not need to be retired from the military; just need a DD-214 showing an honorable discharge.
Yes, its 50 years old. However, ive heard talk that it can be lower. The deposit increases of course. Best to ask Earl Mark the attorney. @brandolifts7928
If you hire a tour guide and visit the American Cemetery, we learned that the USA pays for the care of the cemetery. I don't intend to be nitpicky, but just wanted to say correct info.
So you mean the billions in aid the US tax payers have give to The Philippines over the years do not pay for some of the cemetery care? I been travel to PH for over 25 years and married a Filipino woman so agree with how friendly they are. Do a part 3 please for Craig's has been your best interview so far and he should start his own channel.
Great video. Much appreciated about the SRRV. What military document suffices for the military SRRV? Retirement letter / retirement cert or something else?
Living in Thailand is a substantially better quality of life than the Philippines. Housing is better, food is better, infrastructure is better, weather is better, airports and government services are better, lower crime, the people are far more trustworthy. I have family in the PH, I don't know how they do it.
@@craigfine4261 I prefer a better quality of life over any visa. That is the exact point of my comment. At any level of financial means, Thailand offers a better QOL.
@@TheGreatEscape9833 I beg to differ on that point. I can stay in the Philippines and live here without having to worry about a time limit. I can also go to Thailand anytime I want with the elite visa and stay as long as I want to. Plus English is widely spoken in the Philippines. Good for thought.
@@craigfine4261 I have the PE visa, I can do exactly the same since, as an American, I can just to 36 continuous months of extensions without having to leave the country. If you paid for a visa in the Philippines you might be a goof.
I've been to almost all the countries in SE Asia. I plan a 59-day trip back to the Philippines in March because of the amazing people and it's English speaking. But, compared to other affordable SE Asian countries, it's 3rd world. The food is terrible, the traffic/noise unbearable, the health care sub-standard, and the infrastructure unreliable. Filipinos deserve better.
It won't get better it's gonna get worse, Philippines is rampant in corruption, people are starving, all have low IQ 80, never trsut them all they want is your money, skin tax.
If possible id like more videos about everyday life. Thinking about going from cebu to manila. The thing im missing the most is a good gym . Ooh also examples of the "correct " way to find stuff on Facebook in the philippines and what to look out for. Was never big on wine and cigars but the place looked nice. Were the lockers part of the country club fees or a separate purchase?
Jealousy doesn’t become you at all. I’m guessing you represent the morality police, or you’re the patron saint of the proletariat class. Kick rocks fool.
People are so lazy…do your research, it takes less than a minute: To apply for a Special Resident Retiree's Visa (SRRV) in the Philippines, you must meet the following requirements: • Be at least 35 years old • Make a deposit at a Philippine financial institution • Complete a DFA Medical Examination Form No. 11 • Obtain certification from a PRA-shortlisted bank that the deposit was made o The amount of the deposit required depends on your age and whether you have a pension: • 35-49 years old: Deposit USI$50,000 • 50 years or older with a pension of at least USI$800 per month or USI$1,000 for couples: Deposit USI$10,000 • 50 years or older without a pension: Deposit USI$20,000 • You can get the medical examination from a licensed physician in the Philippines, a PRA-accredited clinic in Manila, or in your home country if it's translated into English and authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate. ® The SRRV is not permanent, but it can be renewed annually for a small fee. After ten years, you can apply for citizenship in the Philippines.
@@Hybridflip-eg5hgI'm nit one to correct you on this, however, you are incorrect on a few points 👉. As I stated contact Duran Duran and Schultz for accurate information. TH-cam is not the place.
I also served in the French Foreign Legion my friend. 13th DLBE. The US Marine Corps was easy compared to it. Served in 2/4 in the Corps. Then went US Army. 16th MP BGE ABN ,173rd ABN AND 118TH HVY (MECH) BDE. Before retiring.
@@craigfine4261 Good to hear. With how these interviews are portraying you as a stuck up snobbish elite, it doesn't seem to match up with someone who gave and sacrificed so much. I myself only served in the Army, and was medically retired (which I tried to fight). I only deployed to two combat zones and buried only 34 friends due to combat. I am not near as wealthy and accomplished as you. Well done. May you enjoy your well earned wealth, and bragging rights.
War hurts people who give some. However, it sometimes takes all from those who give all. May your comrades rest in peace. For you will reunite with them and tell stories in the halls of Valhalla. I will see you there warrior. @Spaun12
The insane jealousy coming from you is amazing. I’m guessing you never met a an upstanding member of society then. You hang around the trash huh? Guilty by association I would imagine in your case. Only a pervert like yourself would even think of something that nasty. Kick rocks 🪨. fool.
What a goof!! I can't collect it until I'm 59 and a half. What a dufus😂😂 National Guard can't collect until 59 and a half. Now if you claim it was just reserve, I was US Marine and also a French Foreign Legionnaire for 5 years. What country are you from? Kick rocks 🪨
I thought you were a Good Christian Man, when most people start to get successful, they change, and you my friend have changed, therefore unsubscribing, and this guy is a liar and full of himself, I bet he was never in the Military
What Jealousy!!!!😂 how very Christian of you. People take the moral high ground when they always can't match you. 😂😂. Dealt with people like you all my life as a police officer and military 🪖 man. Is it okay if I'm Jewish. Kick rocks 🪨 fool.
Cebu is ruff place tho may i am a filipino of both went to cebu for a vacation trip just a week ago she's from makati we both did not like it even an it park you can't even eaten peace without how much children coming up trying to get money taken your food there's no security or cops or anything in pores in any roles now in the province areas of the kandaya resort Cebu amazing the people there were friendly helpful it was safe but cebu city it park is absolute jungle even my Filipina was shocked
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Great stuff! I’ve been in BGC for a little over a week now…and it’s as good as advertised.
Show for cigars on Wednesdays then. Let's talk about it. Evan's there also. I might learn something from you. Thursdays are golf ⛳️ days though. Ask Evan about Eastridge golf club.
You are a 'protected species'. Might as well live in a gated community.
I recently lost my job at the age of 45. In addition to having access to Tricare and VA healthcare, I also receive a 9K military pension. I'm thinking of selling or renting my house and moving overseas with my cash, assets, and 401(k). What are some good passive income opportunities?
Consulting a financial advisor is a logical step at this point, but postponing retirement could be a wiser decision
I'm not sure whether I should merge all of my investing accounts into one. If so, what should I know and how should I respond to this? In addition, I intend to sell my property, which might potentially fetch an additional $200,000. Is it better to put everything in one account or spread it out among several investments?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a summit, and with her assistance, my wife and I reallocate our $1.7 million assets between a regular IRA and a brokerage account. She has been handling the investment with our agreement and has helped us recover twice as much as we lost. Currently holding steady and gently navigating the market.
That’s impressive! My portfolio has been struggling. Who is your advisor?
June Renae Matthysse. Look her up online, she's well-known.
This is a heartwarming interview! I sent this Earl Sir, he's not yet an Atty though :) Thank you for trusting our Firm to assist you with your SRR Visa! ☺
Credit is given, where credit is due. 🎉🎉🎉 Your law firm is of a superior caliber. I recommend your firm and lawyers to all.
You mention the $20,000 deposit is given back after 5 years. I cannot find anything regarding that. I see only if you give up the SRRV or you invest in Condo or long term lease of house and lot. Where is the info about getting the $20k back after 5 years?
It’s interesting as I listen to his story and experiences. I’m born and raised Californian, and every time I travel wether it’s out of state or out of country, everybody is much nicer 😅
Your absolutely sooo right. It doesn't matter where you go does it😂😂😂. I totally agree with your statement. Got a cigar here for you on Wednesday nights at LA Casa 🎉🎉🎉
Excellent Interview! 👏
Got a cigar here for you and a martini 🍸on Wednesday nights at LA Casa🎉🎉🎉
This is very informative! I am looing forward to retiring in the Philippines with my Filipino spouse.
awesome video. Thanks...working on my Srrv now.
See you Wednesday nights at LA Casa. 🎉🎉
Let me clarify. You can own a physical property such as a house structure as a foreigner. But never own the land. You just lease the land for 50 years or whatever you decide.
Why in the hell you want to buy property in the Philippines, leasing property for 50 years is ridiculous, you cannot even predict tomorrow let alone 50 years, if you want to invest, stay home invest there, going to a 3rd world country where everyone is a vulcher preying on your money.
you are correct, but the lease on the land can go up to 100yrs correct?
@@poundtrader1414yes
I always saw people in the USA as vultures trying to get my money. Here its cheaper than back home . You just can't cut it here.🎉@eddieBoxer
@@eddieBoxer I agree for have 1 million invested in a US brokerage account and with the interest and dividends, could live a nice life in BGC or anyplace in SE Asia. I see no upside to buying land or a house in PH.
A lot of bogus information about the SRRV. Biggest is you do not need to be retired from the military; just need a DD-214 showing an honorable discharge.
Oh I'm sorry I hurt your feelings. Are you triggered? Perhaps you could give an interview then? I get it then.
@@craigfine4261Are you an idiot?
@@craigfine4261😂😂
Is there a minimum age for the SSRV?
Yes, its 50 years old. However, ive heard talk that it can be lower. The deposit increases of course. Best to ask Earl Mark the attorney. @brandolifts7928
Yeah nice thing I'm still trying to adjust to as well, I'm from newyork too I definitely understand
I’m adjusting, but it’s still a little unnerving to me at times. People smile at you and at hello a lot.
If you hire a tour guide and visit the American Cemetery, we learned that the USA pays for the care of the cemetery. I don't intend to be nitpicky, but just wanted to say correct info.
Yeah I asked also. Apparently the funds are smaller compared to the Philippines contribution to it.
Mister important is back. Look how suave he is.
Mister insignificant is back 😂 look how annoying he is🎉🎉😂😂
So you mean the billions in aid the US tax payers have give to The Philippines over the years do not pay for some of the cemetery care? I been travel to PH for over 25 years and married a Filipino woman so agree with how friendly they are. Do a part 3 please for Craig's has been your best interview so far and he should start his own channel.
is your website working properly? We were supposed to have an appointment on Tuesday at midnight central time, but I received no call.
He chose to pay 20,000 than 1,500 as a veteran. is there a reason? Whats the advantages and disadvantages? Thank u
I haven't retired from the military yet, so I came before I retired. The attorney knows better than the youtube lawyers who think they know the laws.
Great video. Much appreciated about the SRRV. What military document suffices for the military SRRV? Retirement letter / retirement cert or something else?
There are a few documents that you will need. Earl Mark the attorney will tell you.
I like the video, just the audio is annoying. Quiet, then the ppl speaking in the background, then quiet, then speaking... its off putting.
We were in the room I usually get. People would come in and out, hence the noise.
Living in Thailand is a substantially better quality of life than the Philippines. Housing is better, food is better, infrastructure is better, weather is better, airports and government services are better, lower crime, the people are far more trustworthy. I have family in the PH, I don't know how they do it.
To each their own. I prefer the lifetime visa versus the 20 year elite visa.
@@craigfine4261 I prefer a better quality of life over any visa. That is the exact point of my comment. At any level of financial means, Thailand offers a better QOL.
@@TheGreatEscape9833 I beg to differ on that point. I can stay in the Philippines and live here without having to worry about a time limit. I can also go to Thailand anytime I want with the elite visa and stay as long as I want to. Plus English is widely spoken in the Philippines. Good for thought.
Ya okay dude. Whatever makes you feel better
@@craigfine4261 I have the PE visa, I can do exactly the same since, as an American, I can just to 36 continuous months of extensions without having to leave the country. If you paid for a visa in the Philippines you might be a goof.
What’s wrong with his back or is permanently hunched over like that?
War hurts some people sometimes.
I've been to almost all the countries in SE Asia. I plan a 59-day trip back to the Philippines in March because of the amazing people and it's English speaking. But, compared to other affordable SE Asian countries, it's 3rd world. The food is terrible, the traffic/noise unbearable, the health care sub-standard, and the infrastructure unreliable. Filipinos deserve better.
It won't get better it's gonna get worse, Philippines is rampant in corruption, people are starving, all have low IQ 80, never trsut them all they want is your money, skin tax.
Couldn't have summarized my thoughts better after one year living in Cebu.
Have you still decided on PH as a long term base?
@@wanderingdoc5075 Malaysia is interesting. They speak English almost as well as the Philippines. Headed my way there soon.
@@wanderingdoc5075 Cheers.
Duran Duran got into law in Philippines . Whoda thunk? Loved that band.
😂😂😂😂
If possible id like more videos about everyday life.
Thinking about going from cebu to manila. The thing im missing the most is a good gym .
Ooh also examples of the "correct " way to find stuff on Facebook in the philippines and what to look out for.
Was never big on wine and cigars but the place looked nice. Were the lockers part of the country club fees or a separate purchase?
The sleaze coming out of this video is top notch.
Jealousy doesn’t become you at all. I’m guessing you represent the morality police, or you’re the patron saint of the proletariat class. Kick rocks fool.
Come to Seattle if to experience rudeness.
I'm late 30s, ex-military. Can I get the SSRV?
Yes but it costs a lot more. Ask Earl Mark from Duran Duran & Schultz.
People are so lazy…do your research, it takes less than a minute:
To apply for a Special Resident Retiree's Visa
(SRRV) in the Philippines, you must meet the following requirements:
• Be at least 35 years old
• Make a deposit at a Philippine financial institution
• Complete a DFA Medical Examination Form No. 11
• Obtain certification from a PRA-shortlisted bank that the deposit was made o
The amount of the deposit required depends on your age and whether you have a pension:
• 35-49 years old: Deposit USI$50,000
• 50 years or older with a pension of at least
USI$800 per month or USI$1,000 for couples:
Deposit USI$10,000
• 50 years or older without a pension: Deposit
USI$20,000 •
You can get the medical examination from a licensed physician in the Philippines, a PRA-accredited clinic in Manila, or in your home country if it's translated into English and authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate. ®
The SRRV is not permanent, but it can be renewed annually for a small fee. After ten years, you can apply for citizenship in the Philippines.
@@Hybridflip-eg5hgI'm nit one to correct you on this, however, you are incorrect on a few points 👉. As I stated contact Duran Duran and Schultz for accurate information. TH-cam is not the place.
I still like his assistant with beautiful legs. That’s all I need in the Philippines when I retire 😀
Too high brow for me. I am happy with san mig light and ginebra at the nearest dive bar haha.
And that’s okay, if you want that life. I prefer the finer things in life over that lifestyle. Preference is the word.
Havana Club with a Cohiba. My go -to in Havana.
20,000.00
" p e s o s " ? or
20,000.00
" d o l l a r s " ?
Dollars
Not sure if I believe he is a retired military. It is automatic.
I also served in the French Foreign Legion my friend. 13th DLBE. The US Marine Corps was easy compared to it. Served in 2/4 in the Corps. Then went US Army. 16th MP BGE ABN ,173rd ABN AND 118TH HVY (MECH) BDE. Before retiring.
@@craigfine4261 Good to hear. With how these interviews are portraying you as a stuck up snobbish elite, it doesn't seem to match up with someone who gave and sacrificed so much. I myself only served in the Army, and was medically retired (which I tried to fight). I only deployed to two combat zones and buried only 34 friends due to combat. I am not near as wealthy and accomplished as you. Well done. May you enjoy your well earned wealth, and bragging rights.
War hurts people who give some. However, it sometimes takes all from those who give all. May your comrades rest in peace. For you will reunite with them and tell stories in the halls of Valhalla. I will see you there warrior. @Spaun12
Craig is as protective about his daughter as he exploits Philippino women and girls.
The insane jealousy coming from you is amazing. I’m guessing you never met a an upstanding member of society then. You hang around the trash huh? Guilty by association I would imagine in your case. Only a pervert like yourself would even think of something that nasty. Kick rocks 🪨. fool.
I always salute the mega-gigantic turds. I figured with all they've been through, a salute is the least I could do.
A salute back at you to excretion brain.🎉🎉🎉
Very cheap ☕️
I like your channel but do you really smoke?
He smokes more than I do.
This guy is full of crap, if you have a Military Retirement it is automatic,
What a goof!! I can't collect it until I'm 59 and a half. What a dufus😂😂 National Guard can't collect until 59 and a half. Now if you claim it was just reserve, I was US Marine and also a French Foreign Legionnaire for 5 years. What country are you from? Kick rocks 🪨
I thought you were a Good Christian Man, when most people start to get successful, they change, and you my friend have changed, therefore unsubscribing, and this guy is a liar and full of himself, I bet he was never in the Military
What Jealousy!!!!😂 how very Christian of you. People take the moral high ground when they always can't match you. 😂😂. Dealt with people like you all my life as a police officer and military 🪖 man. Is it okay if I'm Jewish. Kick rocks 🪨 fool.
F the Philippines.
Guess you can't cut it here then huh?
Cebu is ruff place tho may i am a filipino of both went to cebu for a vacation trip just a week ago she's from makati we both did not like it even an it park you can't even eaten peace without how much children coming up trying to get money taken your food there's no security or cops or anything in pores in any roles now in the province areas of the kandaya resort Cebu amazing the people there were friendly helpful it was safe but cebu city it park is absolute jungle even my Filipina was shocked