Hard to hedge against currency risk especially when you expect to receive income denominated in $USD.

On top of that, any crypto has been hit even harder (and we are now seeing runs on crypto banks!)

But the currency markets are currently saying things won't be fine.

However, do we need to consider the currency exchange or are there any other fees we will have to pay from transferring this from Canadian account to American Account? 

While I think its more likely than not the feds will get their act together enough that we do pull out of this after a few painful years, I can see a really bad scenario of a complete currency collapse.

I was just reading how China is suggesting the U.S. replace the dollar with an international currency.

Hard for a bank to make a profit without lending, unless buying foreign currency.

The value of currencies across the globe keep depreciating as the central banks print trillions.

Thanks for the graph, can't help but notice that periods of high inflation followed first the founding of the Fed in 1913 and then Nixon making the dollar a fiat currency by decoupling it from gold in 1969.

Prices on waterfront properties are generally lower - though European and U.S.A. buyers have been driving them up these past years - and, at the moment, you get a 23 - 25% bonus on the currency exchange.Now, we don't have California's year-round weather, but we also don't have the prices, crime or earthquakes ;-)