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134-Q&A: Incorporating in California vs. Wyoming (or Nevada or Delaware) and How to Decide Asset Allocation for an Investor in Sri Lanka

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Q&A continues with two very interesting questions today: 2:30 "Should I incorporate my business in California or in Wyoming? Also, for my son, should I establish a corporation for my 16-year-old son?" 33:26 "I live in Sri Lanka and have some money saved. How should I decide my asset allocation strategy?" Enjoy the show! Joshua

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