Those most applicable for a CFPB examiner will be first within their agency domain, then in light of other agencies such as FDIC, Comptroller of Currency or Treasury Department regulations pertaining to lending, if an examiner can't peg the issue at that point, it's questionable if the examiner can determine an enforceable violation under their jurisdiction. :)Go Mizzo!

There's a huge appetite for USD world-wide but I suspect our currency is diluted at this point.

Every super power and every fiat currency fails.

Overseas, you have the extra concerns of currency and local economy (ie potential base closure) to factor in.

For kicks I bought few thousands worth of Euros when the currency started going down ( I want to see 3.5 years ago or so).The currency kept going down.

The dollar will be the predominant currency in the world for a long long time.

Thanks Matt,There is a HSBC in Australia so most Australians are just getting US currency accounts set up an then the property managers mails a check to Australia which they can deposit at a HSBC branch.The fees are absurd tho.Thank

Everybody has a different thing they put currency in.

This is very different from most currency within the global economy.

The "location" theme isn't always as reliable as the sun rising tomorrow, as many used to believe - the same goes for long term appreciation (real-estate always goes up in value, the American dollar is always a good currency to have, Japanese electronics are always no. 1, etc etc - so many axioms out there have proven to be anything but right)2.