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☆ 3 US cities drawing more millionaires with lower taxes, cheaper homes, and shorter commutes
  + stars: | 2024-05-09 | by ( Dan Latu | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +2 min
Consulting firm Henley & Partners identified 3 US cities with huge potential for wealth growth. AdvertisementNew York, Los Angeles, and Chicago may no longer hold the same sway for millionaires and billionaires anymore, according to consulting firm Henley & Partners. The numbers of wealthy residents in these cities might be smaller than in the major hubs, but their rate of growth is much higher. New York, for example, has 349,500 millionaires, according to Henley & Partners, while Scottsdale only has 14,500. AdvertisementHere's a look at the three American locations Henley & Partners projected will boom with wealthy residents in the coming years.
Persons: Henley, —, Mehdi Kadiri Organizations: Henley & Partners, Greenwich, Service, — Henley, Partners, New Locations: Scottsdale, Palm Beach, New York, California, York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, Miami, Los Angeles , New York, London, Scottsdale , Arizona, Phoenix, Beach , Florida, Connecticut, Greenwich, Darien
☆ Record numbers of wealthy Americans are looking for ways to live overseas
  + stars: | 2024-03-19 | by ( Grace Dean | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
An investment-migration consultancy says record numbers of rich Americans are enquiring about citizenship abroad. Portugal's golden visa program is the most popular option among Americans, Henley & Partners said. AdvertisementAn investment-migration consultancy says that it is seeing record numbers of wealthy Americans looking for ways to get residence rights abroad or additional citizenships. Programs offered by Malta, Spain, Greece, and Italy are also high on American citizens' lists, Henley & Partners said. The programs allow wealthy Americans to live in the USA as their primary residence but relocate "at any point," it said in the report.
Persons: —, Mehdi Kadiri, Dominic Volek, Kadiri Organizations: Henley & Partners, Service, North America, EU Locations: North, Portugal, Malta, Spain, Greece, Italy, USA
☆ COVID showed the rich that they can't just go wherever they want, so now millionaires are rushing to get 2nd passports: report
  + stars: | 2023-03-01 | by ( Matthew Loh | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
Lockdowns shattered the wealthy's belief that their mobility was foolproof, per consultancy Knight Frank. As such, ultra-high-net-worth-individuals are now increasingly pursuing citizenships or residencies overseas, London-based consultancy Knight Frank said in its 2023 report released Wednesday. "US citizens have a 'good passport' with many travel privileges, but COVID threw these out the door," Surak wrote. "The result has been a huge increase in the number of Americans looking into investment migration options," she added. Many are looking at overseas homes where they can live for a few months per year, or places that offer good healthcare, Surak wrote.
☆ Wealthy Americans are racing to get the EU's last remaining 'golden passport' before it's gone
  + stars: | 2023-02-17 | by ( Hannah Towey | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
For the first time, Americans are applying for "golden passports" more than any other nationality. For the first time, Americans are applying for golden passports and visas more than any other nationality, according to Henley & Partners' 2023 USA Wealth Report, released Thursday. Henley & Partners' Head of North America Mehdi Kadiri said Malta's golden passport scheme was the second-most sought-after program among Americans, in part because Malta's program is accessible through real estate investment. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt reportedly applied for European citizenship in 2020 through Cyprus' now-defunct golden passport program. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, golden passports and visas faced global scrutiny for allowing sanctioned oligarchs access to the UK.
☆ America's millionaires aren't leaving the US to avoid taxes — they're trying to find the American Dream somewhere else, report says
  + stars: | 2023-02-16 | by ( Matthew Loh | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
American millionaires are moving overseas, and it's not to dodge taxes, a consultancy firm says. They're simply chasing the American Dream elsewhere, he wrote. wrote Opdyke. "But today, for many, the American Dream is on life support." At the same time, the middle class is growing outside the US, with nearly 430,000 new consumers joining the middle class in the developing world every day, Opdyke wrote added.
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