Fresh data confirms what many entrepreneurs have already sensed: the United Kingdom is no longer a tax-friendly environment for wealth creators. Following a £25 billion tax hike targeting employers, the UK has dropped five places in the OECD’s personal tax competitiveness index, now ranking 25th out of 38. The fact that countries like Chile now outrank Britain highlights how fast the global opportunity map is shifting.
High-tax, growth-punishing policies are prompting business owners and investors to rethink their long-term strategy. For those with global mobility, this isn’t a reason to panic — it’s a call to act. The winners of the next decade will be those who diversify their assets, expand their citizenship options, and strategically place themselves in jurisdictions where ambition is rewarded rather than penalized.
Each year, more entrepreneurs are moving their capital, companies, and families to places that value their contributions. While countries like the UK double down on taxing productivity, nations across the Global South — from Chile to the UAE — are quietly creating tax systems that attract rather than deter.
In this shifting landscape, Grenada stands out with its citizenship-by-investment program. A real estate investment starting at just $270,000 can secure you a second passport — with no relocation required. Offering family inclusivity, tax flexibility, and global mobility, Grenada is a strategic solution for entrepreneurs and families seeking long-term stability and freedom.