Compare financial risks country by country.
The Money Map helps you identify jurisdictions worth researching further. It is not a buy or sell signal: it shows the trade-offs between tax pressure, public debt, currency, sovereign credit, governance, banking access and assets.
Interactive country-risk map
Compare countries by investor attractiveness, financial pressure, access and asset signals. Zoom, drag, change layers, or select a country to inspect its score.
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— countries with dataHow to read the map
Start with the Investor Score for a broad view, then select the layer that matches your question: tax pressure, debt, currency, governance, crypto, real estate, or stocks and ETFs. A strong overall score never replaces checking tax rules, banking restrictions, tax residency, sanctions and actual costs.
Capital preservation examples
Switzerland stands out as a capital preservation example thanks to strong sovereign credit, banking and currency signals.
Tax research examples
The United Arab Emirates draws attention for taxation and capital mobility, but residency and compliance requirements still need to be checked.
Higher-risk examples
Countries facing inflation, unstable currencies or sanctions require careful research, even when an individual indicator looks favourable.
FAQ
Is the Money Map investment advice?
No. It provides an educational view of country risks and opportunities for further research.
How can I use the map before investing abroad?
Compare several signals first — debt, currency, governance, taxation and market access — then check the rules and costs that apply to your circumstances.
Can it help with legal tax planning?
It can highlight countries to research, but tax residency, reporting obligations and treaties must be checked with qualified professionals.