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The Old Rule of Money Ben Franklin wrote: “A Penny Saved… Is a Penny Earned.”

Savers are Losers

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The Old Rule of Money

Ben Franklin wrote:“A Penny Saved…Is a Penny Earned.”

The New Rule of Money

In 1971 Nixon changed the rule to:

Rules for Living in a Post-Nixon Inflationary Economy

Savers are

Losers

Nixon’s Inflation Endangered SaversZero Interest Rates Eliminated Them

The American Saver

Are You Worried About Your Money?

Rules for Living in a Post-Nixon Inflationary Economy

Invest in Appreciating

Assets

Average US Home Prices

$0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

$120,000

$140,000

1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000

1940 = $ 3,0002000 = $120,000

4000% increase in 60 yrs

Rules for Living in a Post-Nixon Inflationary Economy

Use Leverage

To Increase Your

Returns

Criteria Gold Stocks Real Estate

1. Hedge Against Inflation Yes Not really Yes

2. Appreciation Passiveonly Not really Active & passive

3. Cash Flow No Some offer dividends Yes

4. Depreciation No No Yes

5. Leverage No No Yes

6. Preferred Taxation No No Yes

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Least 5 Ways Better than Gold or Stocks!

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