I haven't heard of any restriction stating that if you're an x pat overseas, you couldn't invest in index funds. So i might be able to buy them there from all the x pats and the people who are go arbitraging the digital nomads. I also have worked with a an. pulla for a while, but i can find nothing that says that he wouldn't be able to least invest in an e t f - which is substantially the same thing as an index mutual fund. However, joe, as as a financial planner, i assume you worked with clients who lived over seas. Did any of them have restrictions against investing in index funds if they were us
#374: Andy in Palm Springs wants to create an income stream through a taxable brokerage account. What strategy should he use to minimize the tax impact of withdrawing his gains?
Jake wants investment cash flow until he’s eligible for his military pension in 10 years. Should he buy small multifamily properties right now, wait a few years and invest in syndications or should he invest in index funds through taxable accounts?
Anonymous is a US Citizen, lives in London, and can’t invest in index funds. How can he invest while reducing his risk?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these questions in today’s episode.
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