Open an Offshore Account - Secure & Easy To Manage Offshore Banking Protected By Bank Secrecy

Aug. 17, 2009 - PRLog -- Privacy is one of the principle benefits of offshore banking, yet increasingly bank confidentiality is at threat.  Most of the richest people in the world like to keep their finances a private matter. It is just simple logic to protect yourself against fraud and identity theft, not to mention corrupt governments.

The trouble is, governments worldwide have started to treat bank secrecy itself like a crime. Using the 'terror-tactics' of hype and exaggeration they have campaigned against bank secrecy as if its only purpose were to protect terrorists, drug lords and dictators. They really want it extinguished to find out about (and therefore tax) every cent of your income, whether derived domestically or abroad.

While many tax havens will claim to have strong bank secrecy, not all will walk the walk. At the very least all countries will provide exceptions for matters relating to terrorism, money-laundering or other serious criminal offences.

See the link below for the "blacklist" of offshore banking centers:
http://www.capitalconservator.com/offshore-banking-center...

Fortunately, Capital Conservator offshore accounts are protected by more than one layer of bank secrecy and confidentiality. On the understanding that no one country will always be considered “safe and legitimate”, Capital Conservator gives you access to a multitude of non-resident accounts with one simple online application.

What Documents Do I Need?

Capital Conservator applies modest and sensible due diligence. Opening an account requires just a notarized passport copy and proof of residence. Best of all you can do everything online. No prior visit required!

Click the link below to get started:

http://www.capitalconservator.com/offshore-accounts/open-...

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