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Published In Vault Report January 2022
Gold and silver bullion, or non-collectible gold and silver, has been used for a very long time as a solid defensive strategy against the woes of fiat currency and its inevitable decline in value.
With the consistency of poor monetary decisions and the printing of more fiat currency in the U.S. and worldwide, inflation is now in everyday conversations.
But can gold and silver really be an effective way to protect yourself against inflation and a devalued fiat currency?
Take a look at how the increased purchasing power could be applied in today's market!
The average home in the U.S. in 2001 had a cost of roughly $169.000. Using gold to purchase in the same year would have taken about 626 ounces.
(Picture From The Vault Report January 2022)
Fast forward to 2021, and let's imagine that you had the same 626 ounces of gold saved as well as the same $169.000.
The challenge is that home prices, on average, have risen to $347,000 in 2021.
Using the $169,000 in 2021 would have bought you a MUCH smaller house or only half of the home you could have purchased in 2001.
If you used the gold? You could have purchased THREE houses and still had some gold leftover.
(Picture From The Vault Report January 2022)
This is just one of the MANY different examples of how gold and silver have maintained and even increased their purchasing power over time.
So, as you can see, non-collectible gold and silver are an excellent defensive strategy against inflation.
Next month, we will talk about the offensive strategy that coiuld be the key to getting even more positive leverage out of gold and silver.
Stay Tuned!
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Tim Moseley
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