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Dried-Up Dollar
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Retirement
Did you know the government is considering moving America to an official digital dollar according to published reports?[1] This question is one of many economic stresses going on right now that could be worrisome for retirement savers.
Have you noticed your dollars aren't buying as much at the grocery store? That's because the U.S. dollar has lost purchasing power over time – drying up, sometimes gradually and sometimes rapidly.
What if this happens to your retirement savings?
You’ve saved for a lifetime, and now if a digital dollar causes additional downward pressure on the dollar – along with economic stress caused by the virus, politicians, the Fed[2], rioters & published reports of China's push to replace the U.S. dollar with the yuan as the world's currency[3] – your savings may not be enough.
You know downward pressure on the dollar has happened before.
Get this free guide to learn more.
Only available for those with 100,000 dollars or more saved for retirement, please!
Devlyn Steele
Augusta Director of Education
Harvard-trained economic analyst
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Devlyn Steele forecasted the 2008 financial crisis that shrunk some people’s savings 50%+. He and other experts are seeing signs that the same kind of crisis could be happening again – but this time some people are ready with gold in their retirement savings mix.
Mr. Steele explains everything in this super-helpful guide for people with 100,000 dollars plus in an IRA/401(k).
If that’s you, let us help!
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*Joe Montana is a paid ambassador for Augusta.
[1] Ben Winck, Business Insider, "Fed Governor Says Central Bank Will Partner With MIT On Possible Digital Currency" (August 14, 2020, accessed 1/10/21)
[2] Jamie Redman, Bitcoin, "$9 Trillion in Stimulus Injections: The Fed's 2020 Pump Eclipses Two Centuries of USD Creation" (October 5, 2020, accessed 1/10/21)
[3] The Economist, "Renminbi rising - Onshore and offshore perspectives on Chinese financial liberalisation" (2014, accessed 1/10/21)
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