Gary A. Scott

Learn How To…   Earn Enormous Wealth Live Full or Part Time Ecuador Turn Trips Into a Tax Deductible Expense Increase Tax and Asset Protection   Fellow Lover of Sunny Skies and Clear Blue Seas, Sun rays sparkle on emerald prisms of cool, spring fed pools. They reflect and dance, rainbows that glimmer on towering mahogany, banana, stately palm. Green vistas shimmer, easy [...]

You can borrow yen and deposit the loan at more than 10.5% in Iceland. See why this makes sense below. A reader recently asked me if an Icelandic multicurrency Sandwich made sense and I referred him to Jyske Bank (one of Scandinavia’s largest). Here is what he learned and wrote. “Dear Gary, I spoke to Jyske as you suggested [...]

I just learned something I didn’t even know from my own book and want to share it here with you. The best way to learn is to teach and I hoped my novel would give readers a fun read with insights about the fundamentals of wealth that I understood. I never imagined would interact with other [...]

I have witnessed hundreds of scams during the past thirty years. One remarkable fact is that even when potential suckers are told how they will be robbed, they still invest! Protect yourself by reading the story below which explains why. Here are two more letters I just received after writing about scams.. #1: ” Gary, I have [...]

Two suns hang orange on cotton clouds over black keys that float on a fading Caribbean blue. Grey corrugated clouds ride in a long plain and slide into the fading inkiness of dusk. February 22, 5:10 AA Flight 967. Part of the pleasure in flying to Ecuador has been that flights always leave at dusk. Sunset [...]

When Merri and I headed south we took lots of ones, tens and twenty dollar bills. Read below to see why. Excerpts from a message from reader LARRY ROHTER shows why you should bring small denomination bills with you to Ecuador. My comments are below. A year ago, the government announced that it was abandoning the sucre [...]

Brilliant stars, like diamonds on a carpet, stud the opaque laciness of the milky way. Chilled winds whip me through the inky night as I stand shivering under shadows cast by an ivory moon. I look up at sharp crispness, pure, clean sky. I was thinking how we have learned from looking at scams that our [...]

Ancient green fingers sway in a gentle winter’s sun, singing the wind. Nature’s lullaby calls to tiny wrens that flit with the giants near meadow’s edge. Silent songs reach the porch and my eyes droop. Then another crack and a crash cuts harshly through this peace like a knife stabbing my heart. The loggers have [...]

Dear International Friend, “When you’re introduced to a country from the top down, when you get to know personally the people who make things happen in a place-your trip is a success,” our correspondent Gary Scott, said to me once. “I was lucky this way in Ecuador,” he explained. “When Merri and I first went there, [...]

White ridges of wetness crash on sodden rock ripped by roaring currents that lash the creek bank and swell over its edge. Gushes of brown spray strain at greying wood. They sing a rushing song in harmony with the groaning bridge. Smells of damp leap through the willows. I feel this soggy touch and taste [...]