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How We're Diversifying Our Investments Away from the U.S. | Queer Money Ep. 631
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- Mar 3, 2026
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Diversifying Investments Beyond the U.S. | International Investing for Gay Gen X Retirement Are you unintentionally overexposed to the U.S. stock market? In this episode of Queer Money (Ep. 631), we unpack why investors are diversifying investments away from the United States and what international investing means for gay men 45+ who have most of their retirement savings tied up in 401(k)s and IRAs. Over the last six months alone, billions have rotated out of U.S. equities. International markets have outperformed. The dollar’s dominance is shifting. Central banks are diversifying reserves. And yet most American retirement portfolios remain overwhelmingly U.S.-centric. That’s concentration risk. And money hates concentration risk. We walk through: Why global capital is rotating into developed and emerging markets What “de-dollarization” means for your retirement savings How international investing can reduce political and currency risk Why diversification is not anti-American — it’s pro-retirement security The risks of being overly exposed to AI-heavy U.S. markets How we personally are reallocating part of our portfolio internationally If you’re a Gen Xer or older Millennial with decades of savings sitting in U.S.-only index funds, this episode may challenge your assumptions about buy-and-hold domestic investing. Key Takeaways: Diversifying investments reduces concentration risk tied to one economy and one currency. International investing has outpaced U.S. markets in recent performance cycles. Currency alignment matters — especially if you plan to retire abroad. A globally diversified portfolio reflects today’s multipolar economy. Active, adaptive diversification can strengthen long-term retirement resilience. We’re not abandoning America. We’re protecting our future.…