Panama Foundation vs. Nevis Trust: Which One Should You Use for Offshore Asset Protection?

If you’re serious about protecting your wealth, chances are you’ve heard of the Panama Private Interest Foundation and the Nevis International Trust.

Both are powerful offshore tools. Both are legal. And both are used by elite entrepreneurs, crypto investors, and global nomads who aren’t playing the tax-and-lawsuit lottery.

But which one is right for you?

Let’s break it down Jerz-style—no fluff, no BS.

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Panama Foundation

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• No owner structure = bulletproof privacy
  
  
• Can’t be seized easily—because technically, you don’t own it
  
  
• Ideal for estate planning, holding companies, crypto assets
  
  
• You can be the “protector” while someone else fronts as “council”
  
  

Nevis Trust

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• Asset protection on steroids
  
  
• 2-year statute of limitations for claims
  
  
• Plaintiff must post a bond to even bring a case
  
  
• Ideal if you’re expecting lawsuits, divorce battles, or legal firestorms
  
  

Which is better?

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If you're holding assets for legacy or tax efficiency: Panama Foundation wins.
If you're in litigation land or want next-level protection from creditors: Nevis Trust all the way.

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But here's the kicker:
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Both structures are 10x more effective when paired with a foreign LLC or offshore bank account—and set up correctly.

You can’t just slap your name on a template doc and call it a day.
That’s how people get wrecked.

Want it done right? Book a consult. I’ll help you design a structure that actually works.

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