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Personal Finance and Investing

leighbythesea2

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12. I was told many many years ago

Reply to Pachamama (Reply #6)

Sat Jan 25, 2025, 02:57 PM

Jan 25

To open a Swiss bank acct.
But the person did not say I needed citizenship.
He said fly there & do it. (Long before internet banking was available).
Can US citizens do it?

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Anyone here have off-shore accts? If so, where. Thanks. [View all] 58Sunliner Jan 25 OP

Do you mean foreign? Pachamama Jan 25 #1

Yes. 58Sunliner Jan 25 #2

Canada, Germany and Switzerland Pachamama Jan 25 #3

Thanks? Most people understand what I mean by off-shore accts. 58Sunliner Jan 25 #4

Do you have any information on those banks? Wuddles440 Jan 25 #5

RBC, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank and N26 Pachamama Jan 25 #7

Thanks! Prior to this insanity... Wuddles440 Jan 25 #8

lol - I should have qualified what "reputable" means Pachamama Jan 25 #10

No, that is why I am asking. 58Sunliner Jan 25 #9

Gee, if we'd ever gotten to see a copy of 45/47s income tax return we could see where he's parking in2herbs Jan 25 #11

Offshore accounts refers in general to foreign accounts in which you don't reside in the foreign nation Pachamama Jan 25 #6

I was told many many years ago leighbythesea2 Jan 25 #12

How Does One Go About Getting a Foreign Account? Deep State Witch Jan 25 #13