eeks! i just want to invest a few thousand dollars of my savings and have an brokerage and bank account with an atm i can operate online.
i have such a setup now but was informed by the company's minions that i may not be able to keep the account open, even though i have had it since the 90's and have not lived in the states much since then...
so i just wonder how other american citizens with relatively small chunks of money they want to keep invested in dollars go about doing it. i want a long-term, completely legal, and as simple as possible solution as i cannot know for sure when or if i may live in the u.s. again and have and may continue to live in more than one country.
i am just a regular kinda working guy earning nominal sums of money who loves to travel and is good at saving money. :)
i already have an online brokerage of the type you suggested but am seeking one which specifically caters to non-resident american citizens.
i guess you are not aware that most online banks and brokerage firms are not permitted to accept investments from non-resident americans and maintain their accounts.
hence what i am enquiring about is whether anyone on this forum knows of a company which is designed to accept money and allow investments from non-resident american citizens. =)
does anyone know of a reputable bank which will allow me to open an american bank account online? ideally i would like one with online brokerage services.
thanks. there's no time for her to apply for studying in march in kunming due to the university holidays.
so what if she comes to kunming next month on a tourist visa and then enrolls in a university. does she have to leave china to change her visa or can she take care of the needed paperwork in kunming?
