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Country guidesReviewed September 2026

Moving from the United States to Canada with Investments and Retirement Accounts

A decision guide for U.S. citizens moving to Canada with brokerage accounts, retirement savings, a home, and reporting obligations.

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Moving to the United StatesReviewed September 2026

Before a Foreign Citizen Becomes a United States Tax Resident

A pre-arrival review of residence dates, foreign assets, funds, businesses, trusts, pensions, and first-year reporting.

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RetirementReviewed September 2026

Retiring Across Countries Without Losing the Financial Thread

Coordinate residence, pensions, Social Security, Medicare, banking, currency, and estate documents in a mobile retirement.

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Estate planningReviewed September 2026

Receiving an Inheritance from Outside the United States

Separate the inheritance itself from U.S. reporting, foreign trusts, future income, basis, and transfer logistics.

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