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Immediately invest a million into China directly for Chinese citizenship, then 4 million via wealth management companies so I and my children can live off of dividends for the rest of time in China.
Even 1% dividend monthly on 4 mil is $40,000 a month.
I imagine if they ever actually do the communism thing they keep promising, you'll be on the chopping block since you'd be a capitalist by definition, and not even the useful kind (that starts a company that rakes in money from abroad).
1% monthly is also a craaaazy high rate. Guaranteed not to last for the rest of time. A tenth of that is manageable and should carry your immediate family in a low cost of living part of China no problem, allowing you to keep withdrawing when times are tough.
"Capitalism is when you invest, and the more investment you have, the more capitalist you are" Gootcha, whatever you say bucko.