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Can You Profit- Buying and Selling Gold as a Hobby?

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With gold making new highs almost daily many people are drawn to the idea of buying and selling gold as a hobby. Whether it’s for the thrill of finding hidden treasures or the potential for making some extra cash, there’s no denying that gold has a certain allure. But is it really worth investing your time and money into? In this blog post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of buying and selling gold as a hobby, from how to get started to tips for maximizing your efforts.

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Why Add Precious Metals to Your Financial Portfolio?

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In uncertain economic times, many investors turn to precious metals to diversify their portfolios and protect their wealth. While investing in precious metals may seem daunting, it is a smart financial move that can provide many benefits. In this post, we’ll explore the top reasons why you should consider adding precious metals to your financial portfolio.

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Retirement Investments

7 Investments To Make to Have a Comfortable Retirement

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Are you looking forward to retirement? If so, then you should be thinking about how you’ll get there. With wise investments, you could retire sooner than you think. Besides, the sooner you start, the faster you’ll get there. Always research your investments before pulling the trigger, though. That way, you’ll have everything you need to make an informed decision.

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Diversification

Ways to Diversify Your Family’s Investments

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When you’re investing money for your family’s future, it’s important to find good returns while also diversifying to reduce risk. While placing all of your money into a single asset can produce great returns during good times, it can also cause huge losses when the market turns south. One good indicator for when you should be more cautious is when unsophisticated people get more interested in the market.

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Making an Investment Plan That Accounts for the Rising Cost of Living

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Average living costs tend to rise everywhere, which is something that investors need to consider when determining the longevity of their investments. An investment might increase in value, but it can be a net loss if its value rises more slowly than the cost of living. Whether you’re investing for retirement, your children’s education or another goal, read on to learn how you can make sure your plan keeps pace with the rising cost of living.

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Investing for Beginners

A Beginner’s Guide to Investing: Major Dos & Don’ts

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When first getting into investing, you might contemplate just jumping into the deep end—but, before you take that leap, there are some things you should consider. Investing can be a tricky subject, which for some can enhance that feeling of needing to get it over with and begin investing at the drop of a dime. However, it’s better to acquaint yourself with investing, and the methods many professionals undertake, prior to trying your hand. Here are some of the best tips we have to offer for those just getting into investing, particularly what you should and shouldn’t be doing.

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Your Family's Investment Plan

4 Reasons Your Family’s Investment Plan Isn’t Adding Value

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Investing for the “long-term” can help you weather financial storms both before and after retirement. Regardless of the amount of money in question, a savings/investment plan can assist in achieving various financial goals. From buying a house to savings for college to retirement.

However, creating an investment plan is one thing and making it work is something else. It is common for investment plans to go bust due to some frequent mistakes that most investors make. Knowing how to avoid the pitfalls will add value to that plan you have in place.

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Will the U.S. Government “Pull a Cyprus”?

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History is full of examples of governments who when they can’t pay off their debts, begin to confiscate private-sector assets. The most recent example is Cyprus. After the close of business Friday March 15th 2013, the government of Cyprus declared that they were going to deduct 6.75% of every bank account of less than €100,000 ($130,000) and

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