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Hi Cranky,
The answer depends upon what country you live in. Assuming you're an American, your best option (probably your only viable option unless you have over $1 million in deposits) is to open an account in Canada with a Canadian bank in US dollars. All Canadian banks offer US dollar accounts, and will allow foreigners to open an account without living in Canada. You can access all bank machines in North America and Europe, and get credit/debit cards without any residency requirement in Canada.
If you're British or reside somewhere else, please repost and I'll give you more info.
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Luke L
swiss by all means. its the safest and most trusted
Zach
Swiss Annuities. Find a friend of your that can do it though because it's expensive or something.
.ashley
bank of america the safest, but theyre also the biggest thieves
me
what is that?
Soprano
I would say that Bank of America is a safe place to put it in but I don't know if it's the best.
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