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OK, so maybe that's where I'm getting confused. My university offers a "DC" plan (which is not an iDeCo?). The financial adviser I talked to (a free service twice a year) showed me information saying these kinds of plans do not need to be reported for Americans living in Canada, so he said...

Sorry for the late reply! I can't DM either I guess. I talked to a few advisers based in Tokyo, but honestly, it all seemed a bit shady. In the end, I opened a brokerage account with Fidelity in the U.S., and I've got an appointment to meet with PlanVision recommended by Millionaire Teacher and Rob ...

I've read a few places that PFICs that are part of an IDECO through your employer do not need to be reported to the U.S. I started an IDECO through my university and now am wondering if I need to get out before it reaches the max $25K when I will need to report and (yikes!) be penalized brutally for...

Can I bump this. I'm looking for a financial advisor. English speaking would be better because I handle our investments and have a better grasp on our financial stuff than my wife. I found a few for expats. But do I even need that? Anyone have experience with Argentum? Also found a single planner, ...