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If I'm a non-US-citizen, can I invest my money in the US, for example in bonds or stocks ??? |
If I'm a non-US-citizen, can I invest my money in the US, for example in bonds or stocks ??? Yes you can in fact I suggest an investment club for the simple reason they do not charge any fees. I use this club and have made money ever since I joined in 2005 Check the web site http:www.freewebs.com/mnthighinvest Good Luck Of course you can. There is a lot of stock and bond trading of US companies in the overseas markets. Best thing to do is talk to a local brokerage firm and talk to them about what you want to do. Now, the flip side of that is if you are found to be doing anything illegal by US law, all of your assets invested in the US markets can be frozen and confiscated. Yes, you can, but as already mentioned, you have to follow USA laws, meaning that you have to pay USA taxes, follow USA regulations, and so on. if you have a soc sec no and a green card you can Do not need social security number or green card: www.etrade.com |
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