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ADVERTORIAL
Two retirees. Same $10K…
One broke, one booking cruises. |
In 2015, two retirees faced the same decision with $10,000. |
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| Cash Carl left his in cash. Ten years later, inflation chewed away more than 35%. His $10K now buys only about $6,500 worth of life. Carl’s skipping dinners out, delaying trips, and feeling the squeeze. |
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| Gold Gloria bought gold at $1,158 an ounce. Today, with gold near $3,700, her $10K turned into $31,928. Multiply that, and $1M in gold is now worth more than $3.19 million. Gloria’s still booking cruises, spoiling grandkids, and enjoying retirement on her terms. |
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| Same starting line. Two radically different endings. |
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| And it’s not just luck. Central banks have been stockpiling record levels of gold. Wall Street’s heaviest hitters are calling their shots: |
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Goldman Sachs: $5,000 an ounce forecast |
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UBS: $4,000 in the near term |
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JP Morgan: up to $6,000 during Trump’s term |
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| And Morgan Stanley warns the dollar could lose another 10% in 2026. That would make Carl’s groceries, gas, and medical bills even more expensive... while Gloria keeps booking cruises and living on her terms. |
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How to move part of your IRA or 401(k) into gold tax and penalty free |
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Why gold tends to surge when stocks, bonds, and the dollar stumble |
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Practical steps to give your retirement the “Gloria” treatment |
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| One decade later, Carl’s ordering the early-bird special. Gloria’s ordering champagne. Whose table do you want a seat at? |
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