American parents are desperately looking for ways to leave the United States as a family. These are the kid friendly places that allow you to move there with passive income. You can bring your kids to these safe and welcoming countries. There is a lightness you will feel when you can let your kids roam around without fear. Your kids will gain independence, build trust, and feel secure because of the safety of these countries. Be sure to schedule an exit plan consultation if you need assistance relocating your family abroad. My family has lived on three continents and long term traveled for the past five years. I teach you my shortcuts after making many many mistakes during our global adventures. ๐๐บ๐ธ #creatorsearchinsights
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The biggest predictor of your child's happiness is where they live, and if you're watching this video, I'm guessing you live in the United States still. And as a parent, that should piss you off, because the country has created an environment that your kids are going to grow up and be much less likely to be happy than many other places around the world. If we haven't met yet, I'm Veronica. And five years ago, I took my kids out of America for good. We decided that they did not need to grow up in a place that was so dangerous and so unlikely for them to grow up to be happy people. We've lived on three different continents, and we are currently living in one of the places that I'm going to talk about on this list as being one of the most kid-friendly places to raise your children. I went to the data at the Legatum Prosperity Index, and they do research comparing other countries against each other on social well-being factors. That's what matters for your kids is the safety, the freedom, the education, the health. If you look at their rankings and sort them by those factors, you're going to come up with seven countries that are safer than the United States and allow you to move there with passive income. If you're a parent earning passive income because you've got rental properties, you've got investment accounts that you're drawing on, you've got royalties from book deals or songs, you've got passive income from digital products that you've made once and continue to earn you an income. Any of those kinds of income that don't require you to actively be working for them, we qualify you for passive income visas in these seven different countries. If you're ready to raise your kids in a country where they are much more likely to be happy, this is the list for you. Those countries are Austria, France, Ireland, Malta, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. These seven kid-friendly places will allow you to move there with your children, with your passive income, and get out of the chaos of the United States.
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