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From Sovereign Man:

People ask me this question a lot - what's the best way to diversify US dollar holdings into other currencies?

Well, 'best' is certainly relative… I prefer commodities and precious metals as a way to protect my savings, but I can't exactly pay my American Express bill with the bullion that I have locked away in South America.

Living in the 21st century among our modern conveniences nearly requires that we at least keep part of our wealth within the financial system- this means converting US dollars into another currency, and tucking that currency away at a bank or brokerage that is still plugged in.

So what's the best way to do it?

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