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Hi Thanks for the question. The simplest way to hold a foreign currency is to go to the bank you already deal with in the USA and ask them to open you an account in the currency of your choice; Euro
Hi Thanks for the question. I have seen these stories on the ghost cities too, very interesting. I am sorry however, I cannot advise you what you should do or not do when it comes to your investments
Yes, this is something that can be accomplished 90% of the time, depending of course on the specifics. Essentially through the use of family office, trusts, foundations and/or corporate structuring
As long as new people continue to pour money into such schemes, the older entrants continue to get paid. The moment new incoming money stops, so do the payments. All these schemes end the same way
Hello, Thank you for the question. The simple answer is, if you are for example a Canadian Exporter, a weaker Canadian dollar makes your exports more attractive to those seeking to purchase your

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