For immigrants building wealth in America
Build wealth in America.
Keep it, wherever you go.
You moved countries, landed the job, started earning in dollars — and every piece of financial advice you found assumed you were born here and will retire here. WealthyFied is for the rest of us: H-1B and L-1 holders, green-card holders, students turned professionals. Every guide shows the math for both futures — staying and leaving.
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All guides →Path 01
Just Arrived
Credit, banking, sending money home, and your first investments — when you have no US history yet.
Explore →Path 02
Building Wealth
401(k)s, index investing, insurance and RSUs — with the “what if I leave?” math shown every time.
Explore →Path 03
Leaving America
The repatriation playbook: what happens to each account, the tax windows that matter, and how to exit clean.
Explore →Path 04
Staying for Good
Planning with a green card and a long horizon — when America is home and the rules finally favour you.
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401(k) on a visa: contribute beyond the match?
Run the stay-vs-leave math on your own numbers — transitional tax windows, the early-withdrawal penalty and your destination’s rates included. Watch the answer flip with timing.
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The Leaving America financial checklist
Twenty-nine steps, in order, from a year before you move to a year after. Interactive — tick them off and your progress saves in your browser.
Open the checklist →Latest guides
Browse all →RSUs on a Visa: The Sell-vs-Hold Math When You Might Leave
RSU vesting is taxed as wages the day it happens, not when you sell — and the sell-vs-hold decision changes completely if…
Term Life Insurance for Visa Holders: What Actually Changes When You’re Not a Citizen
Your employer’s life insurance ends the day you leave the job, and most guides never mention whether a visa holder can even…
The US–India Tax Treaty, Translated into English
Which country taxes your salary, dividends, 401(k) and Indian income — and why the treaty means you usually pay the higher rate…
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One cross-border money question, answered properly, every week.
401(k)s on a visa, repatriating accounts, treaty quirks, sending money home — in plain English, with the numbers for both futures. No hype, no stock tips.
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