US no longer the millionaire magnet it was before pandemic

US no longer the millionaire magnet it was before pandemic
Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. (Image: Getty)
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By Blake SchmidtThe US is losing its allure as a residence for millionaires.The net inflow of high-net-worth individuals plunged more than 80% last year compared with pre-pandemic levels, fuelled partly by wealthy Americans "seeking new pastures abroad at an unprecedented rate", according to a report by London-based immigration consultant Henley & Partners. “In the past, investment migration programmes were primarily attractive to Russians, Chinese, Arabs and developing nations who had weak passports, with limited visa-...

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