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The New Zealand offshore finance company ( NZOFC ) provides alternative offshore banking services to both worldwide corporations and also to individuals. There are no limitations on the amounts that can be on deposit or the number of currencies that can be offered to depositors or the number of clients that the offshore finance company can have. Although the word “bank” can not be included in the name of the New Zealand OFC, it can function in a very similar way to a fully licensed bank. If you want an account at an NZOFC for your own alternative banking needs we can show you the best one available. Services of an NZOFC are not limited to the following but include these activities: electronic current accounts, deposit taking and lending, debit and credit card services, issuing of financial guarantees and instruments, cash management services, payment processing services, fund management, marketing of investment, savings accounts, term deposits, wire transfer services, and ecurrency creation and exchange. As an added bonus for you we include in our package the same free list of investments that is included in our Belize IBC package and our foreign offshore LLC package so that you may have the best alternative investments available to manage for your clients who have money on deposit with your bank. Fund management is something you can legally accomplish with the NZOFC and with the right investments you can attract thousands of clients to your own alternative offshore banking system. Through our services you are taught the necessary steps to set up your alternative bank so that no non-resident withholding tax can be deducted at the source. You will not even need to pay the small 2% levy that you would have to pay if you had a New Zealand bank account or New Zealand customers. We give you the knowledge and tools to legally avoid all taxes because using the contacts and accounts we supply everything financial will be done outside of New Zealand and through alternative banking channels, and like most countries, NZ does not levy taxes on worldwide income. So we assure that the buyers of our New Zealand Offshore Finance Company ( NZOFC ) get the most monetary freedom possible. You may want to use a Foundation or a Panama Transaction Processing Company to operate the non-New Zealand offshore accounts. These do the banking functions under license from the Panama government and on behalf of the New Zealand offshore financial services Company. If you have come across other structures such as the Panama financial services company or the Swedish credit union, you need to realize that the New Zealand offshore finance services company is much superior to both the Panamanian FSC and superior to the Swedish CU. While the Panamanian FSC is usable for exchangers and for those creating an ecurrency, it does not have anywhere near the power of the NZOFSC because the NZOFSC has all the powers of an offshore bank, whereas the PFSC is a lot more limited. With the NZOFSC you can take deposits from the public and make loans, just like a bank does. While the Swedish Credit Union also allows this it is limited to only 1000 customers. But the New Zealand Offshore Financial Services company is unlimited in the amount of customers it can have. It is one of the best alternative offshore banking models for this day and age.

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25 Responses to “Alternative Offshore Banking Using A New Zealand Offshore Finance Company”

  1. 407buddy says:

    STARVE THE BEAST!

    Wall Street is a rigged system of lies to steal your money.
    Goldman, JPMChase, MorganStanley, CIT, BOA, AIG: frauds.
    The Fed and US Govt economic data: frauds
    Bonds and OTC derivative: total frauds
    Comex naked gold/silver futures contracts: frauds.
    (these futures contracts are worthless paper backed by nothing)
    Don’t get screwed folks, stay away from these wicked thieves.
    Own physical (in your hands) gold and silver bullion.

    STARVE THE BEAST!
    Peace and Be Save.

  2. Steenville says:

    The debts haven“t been let go- we are headed for new catastrophes.

  3. flatpick4eadg says:

    The right hand of the machine is the Fed creating fiat money out of thin air with the stroke of a pen, and loaning it to the government, where we have to pay it back plus interest, the left hand is the IRS sucking all those dollars out of the system to make room for more to be loaned in at interest.

  4. donotfret says:

    “truth is treason in the Empire of lies” Ron Paul

  5. donotfret says:

    This guy is awesome

  6. pepsimannampepsi says:

    PETER SCHIFF, Please support.

    Youtube channel: schiffreport

  7. dilbertgeg says:

    I AGREE. We’re screwed. Trillions were stolen shifted via debt creation. Some evaporated.

    Credit was disguising de-industrialization and shutting down production, for a quick buck, credit -based M and As, garage sales, gambling.

    Hudson agrees we DO need liquidation, ie debt write-down, not propping up debt by transferring it to the govt.

    The other side is real production and consumption. I think some capital injection is needed so engine does not grind to a halt like IMF in Argentina.

  8. corymd3470 says:

    But where is such money coming from? It would just cause inflation or steal money from more productive people/assets. We need liquidation to occur or the economy will never recover.

    Basic capital theory does not reveal that the cure is more spending which degrades capital goods. The money that goes towards interest is loaned out again.

    We do need productive industry but no transformation will occur if we continue to prop up the phony spending economy.

  9. yawnballsscratch says:

    Michael Hudson is one of the few believers in truth in the field of economics.

  10. dilbertgeg says:

    Cory,
    I think, if consumers got more money than there might not be more real investment, they would have to pay off homes and past credit. Clean slate.

    This could then boost spending and work, not savings per se, less money going to interest.

    Hudson differentiates between investment in actual productive capital, like equipment and business processes where people work and produce things, vs. capital that consists of debt-based derivatives, betting on capital flows. and stuff like that.

  11. dilbertgeg says:

    Cory: allowing Americans to bid up real estate prices

    Yes, beyond sanity, not slow inflation, doubling total asset price in 6-7 years.

    Banks encouraged that, and foreign and American investors not only bought stocks, bonds, and commodities, but also mortgaqe-backed securities, CDOs backed by CDSs. This was a boom market .. for a while. Those who knew how (or knew who) extracted wealth and got out.

    Dope dealers say the same, make some money and get out before you get hot and go to jail.

  12. dilbertgeg says:

    Cory: So rising stock prices, rising real estate prices, rising commodity prices are all a result of the inflation that the Fed has been creating.
    —–
    Correct. As policy, since Reaganomics.
    First Paul Volker pushed interest rates to double digit, I forget 18% or higher, to halt inflation caused I think by ending Bretton Woods and Vietnam spending.

    Then Greenspan came in and started doing what you describe. Greenspan recently said the Fed does not answer to Congress, nor President.

  13. dilbertgeg says:

    I agree with what you are saying, for the most part.
    Leverage was fake money, etc.
    Mortgage market is the US engine, not production.

    Consumers were encouraged to re-fi, take money out of what YOU OWN, and spend it on stuff. Keep up patriotic shopping.

    I know about LTCM. I agree.

    Hudson explains that “foreign savings glut” is really Central Banks (China) getting dollars dumped on them, they have no practical choice but to recycle into T-bills and mortgage securities. only 500 char!

  14. corymd3470 says:

    Peter Schiff (Part 3):

    So rising stock prices, rising real estate prices, rising commodity prices are all a result of the inflation that the Fed has been creating.

  15. corymd3470 says:

    Peter Schiff (Part 2):

    That was inflation. When the stock market bubble burst foreigners then recycled those dollars into the bond market, that produced a rise in bond prices, it dropped interest rates allowing Americans to bid up real estate prices. Americans then used their added home equity to borrow more money and send more dollars abroad which foreigners then used to bid up natural resource prices that were necessary in the production process.

  16. corymd3470 says:

    Peter Schiff (Part 1):

    Lets go back to the 1990s, the Fed created a lot of inflation in the 1990s, what Americans did withthat money is they spent it on imported products because America lacked the industrial capacity to produce those products ourselves. So money went abroad. That kept the lid on prices, but it didnt end there. Foreigners used those dollars that we created to bid up US stocks, they invested in our stock market, that produced rising stock prices….

  17. corymd3470 says:

    Inflationary monetary policy does this:

    The reason the leverage factor goes up is that the arbitrage opportunities get thinner and thinner because you’ve got a lot more money you have thousands of funds, investment banks mutual funds chasing the same opportunity. The result is that the arb spreads narrow. Now, in order to get a higher return, it becomes necessary to employ greater amounts of leverage. And this is exactly what happened with LTCM back in the 1990s.

  18. corymd3470 says:

    Consumers in the 90s went on a buying binge and the savings rate went to zero. They continued spending like crazy buying homes and ipods.

    Do you have any idea how big the mortgage market is? Consumer spending is not just credit cards to buy tic tacs.

  19. corymd3470 says:

    The leverage was on paper. Do you understand that what you are saying is a non sequitur? It was fake. The real loss was what went into houses.

    The “foreign savings glut” is not a lie. That is the most ridiculous thing that I have ever heard. There WAS a savings glut because we have such a large trade deficit and debt level.

    Our economy is two-thirds consumer spending!!! DUH!!! This collapse was inevitable because we tried inflating out of problems instead of addressing the imbalances.

  20. dilbertgeg says:

    What was the leverage based on? MBSs?

    Cory, banks did 30x and 40x leverage on MBSs. Some specs said to ultimately hit 70x hard assets or higher. That is insane.

    Michael Hudson explains why “foreign savings glut” is a LIE.
    Insane Debt-based military spending recycled or “sunk” into Real Estate. Sry 500 chr.

    BIS estimates $1400 TRILLION (yes) in total Derivatives. Consumers did not spend $1400 T. Our total GDP is only $13.5 T.

    Some consumers bought inflated houses. Other factors.

  21. corymd3470 says:

    By the way, your numbers are quite off even if you do ignore the meaning of our international debt position.

  22. corymd3470 says:

    It is true that a great deal of invesment has been malinvested but this says nothing about the fact that if consumers were given the money, they would degrade capital because of the savings rate. The point is that the rich are saving. Real invesment can only come from real savings. It’s basic capital theory that Keynesian witch doctors cannot comprehend.

    What is so ignorant about what you assume is that somehow if consumers got more money than there would be real investment.

  23. corymd3470 says:

    Excuses, excuses, excuses.

    Why don’t more people support HR 1207, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act?

    The people in this country do not become involved in the political process in a meaningful way. It’s their fault. Period.

    And we don’t want to government to take over counterfeiting money. They would abuse the system even more. Imagine being able to expand government as large as you want and hiding the tax through inflation.

  24. corymd3470 says:

    The only thing that you pointed out was how little you understand about economics. I know where you are coming from and it’s that the common man is always the victim. Bullshit!

    What was the leverage based on? MBSs?

    The cumulative government and trade deficits represented the spending of printed dollars. We exported our inflation and it came back to inflate our asset prices. The “foreign savings glut” came about because U.S. consumers went on a huge buying binge financed with inflation.

  25. dilbertgeg says:

    I pointed out, by 2008, US debt was $42T, up from $4T in 1980.
    Consumer debt is only $1T.
    This means we have $41Trillion in debt that has nothing to do with consumer purchases.

    What is it from?

    Banks borrowed it all to make LEVERAGED purchases of DERIVATIVES which are already LEVERAGED instruments.

    Actual capital — machines, production lines, materials, products — is all miniscule compared to derivatives which only exist in “virtual reality”.

    Govt protects virtual wealth now.

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