Invest in This Country and Earn 18% Interest TAX FREE!

'Brazil' and 'Tax free' don't belong in the same sentence, they just .... don't.

Nice video, but it is VERY important to remember that, in the same way Brazil will pay you 18% interest, it will pay in a currency that might EASILY lose 18% of its value against the USD in a single year. The Brazilian Real presents a HUGE exchange risk. (And I say that as a Brazilian myself).

A dividend yield is NOT INTEREST. Dividends are fine and good, but they are NOT interest. Dividends can be cut whenever, the company is not obliged to pay it. And the yield is dependent on your cost basis. I’m not saying that dividend stocks are bad investment, but calling it interest is incorrect and misleading. On the flip side, to all the people yammering about “inflation inflation inflation:” Unless you live in Brazil it doesn’t matter in the slightest. If you are a foreign investor the. The exchange rate is what you need to worry about. Any foreign investment comes with exchange risk. Also because this ISN’T interest, the way inflation affects your returns is different. If you have inflation it typically drives up asset prices. Because you’re holding a share of stock, inflation is likely to drive up your share price. And it is likely to cause the dividend to go up. Fixed interest investments struggle against inflation, but assets that are priced by the market are a good hedge.

Investing in Brazilian assets makes sense if you have a fortune and you want to diversify your portfolio. For the ordinary guy, too much diversification is just too complex to cope with.

Man, as soon as dxy goes up, BRL will go down. Brazillian government has a project of law to tax dividends. It's a big trap.

Ecuador does 10% Interest tax free on the US Dollar in a credit union

You got to be kidding me. Brazilian political landscape is a mess, debt is skyrocketing, legal security is inexistant and Real is the 4th most depreciated currency in the past 10 years (60% vs Dollar) if we consider peaceful and democratic countries. As a Brazilian I moved with all my money to Canada. If you have appetite for risk, Brazil is a place that deserves your attention. Good luck!

you are always with excellent new knowledge

Saying that there are lots o opportunities in Brazil reminds me of a real estate broker telling me that a run-down home has lots of potential.

Thank you