Investing abroad isn't reserved for large fortunes. It means structuring part of your savings through custodians outside Colombia, usually in a hard currency US dollars, euros, or British pounds. It's legal, and professionals and business owners acro
This one doesn't need a news hook. In a year of currency volatility and pension uncertainty, easy promises multiply. Somewhere, right now, someone is telling a Colombian investor their return is "guaranteed." Learn to recognize that phrase before it'
According to Marsh's 2026 Benefits Benchmark, 94% of companies in Colombia offer flexible benefits primarily to attract and retain talent. Nearly everyone agrees on the goal. The problem is how they buy: off a catalog, like ordering office supplies,
South Florida is in the middle of its largest development pipeline ever: more than 26 luxury pre-construction projects across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, worth over $15 billion, with capital flowing in from Latin America, Europe, an
Most people assume their mandatory pension will be enough to maintain their lifestyle after 60. In Colombia, that's rarely true: the mandatory pension system is designed to provide a baseline, not to sustain the standard of living you have today.
Everyone in Colombia is talking about the dollar. In mid-August 2026, the USD/COP exchange rate sits around 3,100 – 3,200 pesos nearly 22% lower than a year ago and close to its lowest level since 2019. Naturally, that raises a question: "Is this the
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