How and where to invest in the U.S. as a foreign investor
How to invest your money wisely under the protection of the government
Ready-made solutions Benefits:
- Confidentiality
- Broad diversification
- Direct brokerage account
From $2,300
- No U.S. taxes
- No mandatory contributions
- No minimum term
Reliability:
- More than 25 years in the market
- Clients from all over the world
- Investment protection
Liquidity:
- Withdraw funds in three days
- Inheritance of investments
- No intermediaries
The best ways to invest your money
Ready-made solutions - no investment experience required
Portfolio #1
Investments in the best U.S. companies
Portfolio #2
Invest in a list of the best ETF funds
Portfolio #3
Returns regardless of market conditions
Why it's better to invest your money in the U.S.
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Benefits:
- Invest your money on the best exchanges: NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX.
- Investment programs with varying degrees of risk and return.
- Invest your money in the largest funds: Franklin Templeton and Putnam Investments.
- Opening a direct brokerage account with Interactive Brokers.
- The number of investment portfolios per account is unlimited.
- Properly invest your money in instruments unavailable in Russia and the CIS.
- No taxes in the U.S.
- Invest your money in alternative asset classes (real estate, hedge funds...)
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Protection:
- Your investments are held at the best banks in the U.S.
- Investments in the U.S. are insured up to $500,000 by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC).
- Additionally, the investment company's exchange-traded assets are insured for $30,000,000 by Lloyd's insurance companies.
- Strict oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
- The right to appoint co-owners and heirs to your investments.
- Preservation of invested funds through insurance instruments.
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Service:
- The ability to invest money for minor children.
- Confidentiality in investment management.
- Personal financial advisor.
- Ongoing informational support.
- No intermediaries - all interaction is directly with Russian-speaking staff.
How to best invest your money in the U.S.
Find out how to invest in the U.S.:
By phone, Zoom, or in person...
We will select solutions for your financial goal.
We will select solutions for your financial goal.
Registration:
We will fill out the registration forms together.
The documents will be sent for verification in the U.S.
Document verification:
The client department will verify the information.
Interactive Brokers will confirm the account opening.
Interactive Brokers will confirm the account opening.
Funds transfer:
We will prepare the documents for the bank together.
You will send the money to your U.S. investment account.
Investment confirmation:
You will receive an investor's opening report by e-mail.
An investment report arrives by e-mail every quarter.
An investment report arrives by e-mail every quarter.
What's next?
You observe and go about doing what you love.
We will answer any questions and inform you of new opportunities.
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The materials presented in this section are not individual investment recommendations. The financial instruments mentioned in this section may not be suitable for you and may not correspond to your investment profile, financial situation, investment experience, knowledge, investment objectives, or attitude toward risk and return.
This information does not constitute a public offer, proposal, or invitation to invest in funds and/or strategies, or to buy or sell securities, or to enter into transactions with them.
Past investment performance does not determine future returns. This is not an advertisement for securities. Before making an investment decision, the investor must independently assess the economic risks and benefits, as well as the tax, legal, and accounting consequences of the transaction, and their willingness and ability to accept such risks.
© 2016—2026 Invest Adviser
The materials presented in this section are not individual investment recommendations. The financial instruments mentioned in this section may not be suitable for you and may not correspond to your investment profile, financial situation, investment experience, knowledge, investment objectives, or attitude toward risk and return.
This information does not constitute a public offer, proposal, or invitation to invest in funds and/or strategies, or to buy or sell securities, or to enter into transactions with them.
Past investment performance does not determine future returns. This is not an advertisement for securities. Before making an investment decision, the investor must independently assess the economic risks and benefits, as well as the tax, legal, and accounting consequences of the transaction, and their willingness and ability to accept such risks.
© 2016—2026 Invest Adviser
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission - the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. A U.S. government agency. The main body responsible for overseeing and regulating the U.S. securities market.
Securities Investor Protection Corporation - the Securities Investor Protection Corporation. Its purpose is to recover investments for clients of brokerage firms that have gone bankrupt (or are experiencing other financial difficulties) in the U.S. stock market.