There is a number attached to your name in America. You cannot see it on your forehead. Nobody announces it when you walk into a room. But it is there, quietly working in the background of almost every major financial decision in your life.
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Moving to a new country is one of the bravest things a person can do. And one of the very first financial decisions you will face after arriving is finding the right place to keep your money.
Nobody sits you down before you leave and tells you the full truth about the cost of living in the US.
One of the first questions every immigrant asks when they arrive in the US is: “How do I open a bank account?”
Every month, millions of immigrants do the same thing: open their banking app, look for the best way to send money internationally, hit confirm, and quietly absorb the sting of fees they can’t quite explain.
How to manage money in the US? Some people arrive in America with a suitcase and $200 to their name. Others come with savings they worked years to build. Most of us land somewhere in between.
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When I first arrived in the United States I thought money was money. You earn it, you spend it, you save what is left. Simple right? Wrong.
