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America's Newly Jobless Considering Panama PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Monday, September 15 2008
In the past six months, nine of my close friends living in major US cities have been victims of a tight credit squeeze and laid off their jobs at investment banks. And while many have a tough time seeing growth or change in the market in the near future, there does appear to be a light at the end of their tunnel-albeit one shining from a good ways south.
Last Updated ( Monday, September 15 2008 )
8 Dream Jobs in Panama, Central America PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Wednesday, May 14 2008
The moment after I saw the movie, I remember distinctly wanting to be a Ninja Turtle when I grew up. But my dreams seemed to have been ended when my mother rushed us out of the sequel, claiming it was too violent for our precious and innocent eyes.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, September 03 2008 )
8 Rules For Young Entrepreneurs In Panama PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Sunday, March 09 2008
If you're reading this and you're older than 40, you must leave now! I'll be using phrases like "sup B" and "OMG" and "mo-fo" that you're destined to not understand. "You see, when I was your age, the closest I ever got to Central America was a crummy Spanish textbook" I imagined my mother nagging in my ear as I reclined on a balcony in Casco Viejo overlooking a beautiful plaza and drinking a glass of Chilean wine.
Last Updated ( Monday, August 11 2008 )
Despise the Free Lunch PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Wednesday, September 12 2007
Many places in Panama you'll see freebies being offered. Free nights at a hotel, free tours through the rainforest, and my favorite, the all too nebulous 'free lunch'. It is important to realize though, that freebies are oftentimes sales pitches disguised in table cloths and fine silverware.
Last Updated ( Monday, August 11 2008 )
Retirement Businesses in Panama PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Thursday, August 30 2007
It is my belief that no one really wants to retire in the true sense of the word. If you're from North America or Europe, you probably characterize retirement as a relaxing and enjoyable way of passing your years. Essentially the opposite of how you characterize the time before retirement, affectionately termed "the grind".
Last Updated ( Tuesday, September 02 2008 )
Retiree Status in Panama PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Matt Landau   
Thursday, August 31 2006
Retiree status in Panama is referred to as "jubilado" or "pensionado". This status has many benefits and we have outlined them here for you. Below the official rules, you can find a personal experience as to how many of these benefits are actually implimented and how the status actually plays out.
Last Updated ( Monday, August 11 2008 )