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"story_excerpt": "Hi all,\n Curious to hear how others in the expat FIRE community structure their brokerage and banking setup, especially those who move between countries or plan to retire abroad.\n In my case (from europe but travelling the world), I’ve mostly consolidated everything into Interactive Brokers as my main broker. It has worked well so far in terms of low fees, multi currency (anche cheap) support, and overall portability across borders.\n On the banking side, I’ve been using a mix of Revolut and Wise for day to day international transfers and currency exchange, mainly because of convenience and relatively low FX costs.\n I’m interested in how others approach this:\n Do you stick to a single broker or split across multiple?\n Which broker have you found most “internationally stable” over time?\n Wha",
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