Because there is so much activity happening at the state level with respect to sound money legislation, Money Metals wants to give you a quick update on some of the most important bills that are currently pending. State Tax Removal, State … Continue reading →
With gold prices now holding above $1,900 an ounce and silver at about $23, investors in the market to buy physical gold or silver should prudently take the time to shop around to avoid overpaying for purchases. They should also … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →I have included this article from the July issue of gCaptain to shed light on what most usually goes unnoticed in the rest of the world. I do this because we have close friends who “bring home the goods” from … Continue reading →
A Spring Refresher! Ben Spiker, Manager and Co-Founder of Shore to Summit Wealth Management offers this interesting perspective on Spring cleaning as it applies to your financial and investment life. As spring begins and we look to the activities of … Continue reading →
The importance of choice is discussed in an article written by Jess Feldman for the publication that Makes Money Personal – The Balance. Accountability, early conversations, and relatable experiences help teach kids about money. From creating savings, spending, and … Continue reading →
The Visual Capitalist recently ran a special interest piece by Omri Wallach. It was about the U.S. share of household wealth – By Generation. As young generations usher into adulthood, they inevitably begin to accumulate and inherit wealth. But what … Continue reading →
Stefan Gleason is President of Money Metals Exchange, just released his comments on the current relief bill as the U.S. dollar’s value is set to get diluted by another $1.9 trillion. On Saturday, Senate Democrats narrowly passed their massive COVID relief … Continue reading →
Clint Siegner, a Director at the Money Market Exchange, has revisited his article about 90% U.S. Silver coins. Junk Silver quarters were made until 1964 when the US mint switched over to copper-nickel alloy. Along with junk silver dimes, they … Continue reading →
Linda Stern, former Wall Street editor for Reuters, has been covering personal finance since the 1980’s. She recently wrote an article for the AARP Bulletin March 2021. As we all know, AARP has many resources to assist older persons nearing … Continue reading →
