<prompt> Human: I know I will still need to file taxes each year at the federal level, I dont anticipate being taxed at a lower rate or making above the the threshold moving to a Scandinavian country. What are other things I should clear up or shut down before I move?1 should I maintain a credit card?2 should I maintain a US bank account or should I move all of my savings over seas?3 401k should I keep that money in the 401k or cash it out? Should I roll it over to a 401k not with my current employer?4 I have a good chunk of money that I trade within Robinhood can I continue to do that from abroad?5 vehicles I current have 2 vehicles should I sell them both or store extra stuff in one and pay for storage of the vehicle?Thanks in advance for your help!  <response>: I lived in Sweden for a bit as an American citizen. So, your life will be much easier in general if you do your best to assimilate asap, as much as I hate that word. This includes things like doing all of your daily transactions out of a bank based out of your new country. Leaving your 401k in the US alone should be fine, however.You will be filing taxes both with the US and the country in which you live. Be aware that if your non-US bank balance exceeds 10,000 at any time youll need to report it to the IRS. I dont see why youd hold on to your cars. You wont be using them and theyll be depreciating while you pay to store them. Sell them. Non-financial tip: learn the language ASAP if you dont know it already, even though most people speak great English over there. You will need it at social events and with the elderly, if nothing else! 