<prompt> Human: Hello everyone,First post here, I hope I can get some ideas on how to move ahead with some investments I have.So Ive been living and working in Canada for around 6.5 years Im originally from Europe. Around 5 years ago, I moved 120k Euros to my CAD RBC account with an exchange rate of 1Eu1.34, resulting in 160k CAD. I kept the money in RBC accounts, from an e-savings account that was giving me almost no return, to an investment account RBS Select Very Conservative Portfolio with an annualized performance of about 2.2 since I opened it. Not extremely satisfied but I didnt have a lot of time to spend looking on my other investment options so I kind of put my faith on RBC.However, I am most probably about to move out of Canada to either US or Europe, so I am wondering what should I do with these CAD. I do not immediately need the money so I could keep them in CAD for now, since it sounds to me like a bad idea to sell CAD and buy any other currency at this time with the looney doing so poorly. However, I would like eventually in the next couple of years to move them to either US or Europe. What would your advice be? Keep my loonies and maybe try to find smarter investments that would be easy to manage from another country while waiting for it to bounce back, take the hit of 20k and buy Euros, or take an even larger hit and buy dollars US-CAD exchange as far as I know is in a 20 year high so that seems like a stupid idea? Thank you in advance for any insight!  <response>: I know youre not trading but currency trading is really, really tough.Keep the Canadian money. 