Sponsored Content How much value has the U.S. dollar lost over the past 100 years? From 1921 to 2021, the greenback shed 93.5 percent of its value. That’s a loss of 0.93 percent per year. Disturbing? Then you probably haven’t heard the most recent report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). In short,…
How Gold Coin Prices Are Determined
Sponsored Content What Is the True Cost of Gold? Is this question even adequate to address the realities of pricing? When you buy gold, what exactly are you paying for? These are tricky questions for several reasons: The cost of gold is never fixed—it’s subject to fluctuations based on supply and demand. The cost of…
The Cantillon Effect: How the Monetary Elite Is Siphoning Your Wealth
Sponsored Content Since the onset of the pandemic in March 2020, the purchasing power of your savings has been diminishing daily. When a dollar makes its way through the economy—from the first exchange along through a seemingly endless chain of transactions—its “value” will likely experience a reductive transformation. It’s still the same dollar in “nominal”…
Hyperinflation Is Emerging—Here’s How to Prepare Yourself
Sponsored Content Mainstream investors are often incapable of seeing what lay ahead on the horizon. With mainstream financial media mistaking “relevant” for “fashionable”—often focusing on short-term events that drive volatility—the “myopia” it feeds seems the path of least resistance. Hence, everyone buys it. What’s lost in the mix, however, is the big picture. And looking…
Do Online Gold Dealers Allow Your Family the Right to Financial Privacy?
Sponsored Content One of the primary reasons why investors like us purchase physical precious metals, aside from inflation protection, is our family legacy’s financial privacy. The right to financial privacy is something that no American should take for granted. The advantage of holding assets that aren’t subject to excessive fees, non-owner access, surveillance, digitization, and potential…
The IMF Is Digitizing Your Future and Finances
Sponsored Content There’s been plenty of chatter concerning the International Monetary Fund (IMF). These “discussions” range from criticisms to dystopian warnings. No matter what degree of negativity you may have received from these messages, they point to a common “endgame”—a Bretton Woods 2.0, a concept introduced by IMF Director Kristalina Georgiev in her article, “A…
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