Concerned about the U.S.'s stability - how to secure my money overseas legally.

Born on the wrong side of the tracks but I worked my way through college and scrimped and saved and have made it to the middle class. I own a couple of homes; I live in one and rent out the others. I have a healthy Roth account. So I'm fine after years of VERY hard work and sacrificing.

But honestly, with the national debt growing evermore and our government veering all over the place these days, I'm getting concerned about my financial future, especially since I am retired and if anything goes wrong, I don't have time to recover.

Are there ways that I could secure some of my retirement savings overseas? I definitely don't want to do anything illegal and I'm not trying to dodge taxes, but I want to ensure that if this country goes down in flames, when I'm elderly and I'm not able to work, I don't lose all of the money that I've saved. Any advice for me as to where I could put my money, and how?

Edit: I think I should have been clearer in my question. How can I invest where my assets can't be touched? Like, I know that Vanguard, for example, has international funds, but Vanguard is an American company. I want a platform that the government can't touch if the country goes down in flames. I don't need help in knowing the type of investments I should make...gold, bonds, equities, health sector, AI, etc. I'm thinking safety from the government taking my assets, like Swiss bank account or an offshore investment house. Not to dodge taxes, but to ensure that I don't lose everything like when the Soviets stole farmers' land and peoples' homes, bank accounts, etc.

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u/Ok_Phone9529 — 14 days ago
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Eternally optimistic about finding a reliable handyman

Hello neighbors,

Can y'all recommend any reliable, competent handymen? I had a great handyman, but he has a health issue that's going to have him laid up for a few months and I have some minor electrical work and other jobs I need to have taken care of. I appreciate any recommendations you can make. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Phone9529 — 2 months ago