<prompt> Human: Hello PersonalFinance - not sure if this is the right sub for this but here goes... I could really use your infinite collective wisdom with this one as I am not sure where to start.I am a USEU dual citizen that has been living in the states for the past 30 years but was recently offered a job in Amsterdam. I am going to be paid in Euro and will need a Dutch bank to rent an apartment, get health insurance, and get direct deposits of payroll. I want to still keep my US accounts open, because I will be back and forth and also I have several investment accounts in the US mutual funds, 401k, Roth IRA that I want to keep contributing to. I know there are rules around contributing to Roth IRA I think? if you are not paying taxes in the US, so that is one issue. I do have a steady stream of us based income music royalties that I would be paying taxes on so I guess I could put those directly into the 401k. So, any insight you can contribute around the following questions would be incredibly helpful as I am a bit at a loss of where to start:- Should I set up a Dutch bank account checking and sendwire money monthly to my US checking account and then contribute to existing mutual funds?- Is there an international bank that would have a brach in NL and US that I can move money between easily?- Can I contribute to a US based mutual fund from the Netherlands without paying fees? Is this a good option?- Can I contribute to Roth IRA from foreign accounts?- Should I open a EU based fund? - Should I get a pension plan in NL?- Thoughts on overall best course of action?Again, thank you in advance for your help!!! This is a huge move for me and I am obviously very excited but nervous about how to handle my money while abroad as I dont plan on staying forever. I appreciate the assistance and all of the great wisdom of this sub...  <response>: Can someone filing for foreign earned income exclusion take advantage of US tax beneficial retirement accounts? 401k, IRA I didnt think so. Can OP even file for Foreign earned income exclusion when he has US generated income?Sorry OP- Im no help. I would look into what avenue would be your best bet financially and consider filing for the foreign earned income exclusion and then contribute to NLs retirment accounts EU funds without moving money back and forth to the US. Edit:I would send all up to 17500 of the music royolties into a US based 401k. With the money made in the NL into an EU fund. Keeping things seperate and simpleand diversified. As your tax situation increases in complexity the cost of having someone figure it out in the new year will go up and be a headach imo. Edit2: When I was over seas I had a Citi Bank Global Executive account that let me use any atm with no fees and good exchange rate. That being said, I was getting paid in US dollars to a US account. 