bigredfish
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Ditto
All I know to do is minimize the loss as the government dilutes any savings through inflation. You know you're reducing your loss when it's taxed as profit:Welp, still waiting on you smart guys to mention your mastermind plan to protect your nestegg and assets.
Become a PoliticianWelp, still waiting on you smart guys to mention your mastermind plan to protect your nestegg and assets.
While we wait on the “smart guys”, this is really the very question and reason I started this thread. I wish I knew.Welp, still waiting on you smart guys to mention your mastermind plan to protect your nestegg and assets.
I thought about becoming a thief, uh....I mean politician but I figured I'd have to live with myself and for some, that's an issue.Become a Politician
When you state 50% cash, are you referring to Liquid?While we wait on the “smart guys”, this is really the very question and reason I started this thread. I wish I knew.
In the end, there’s very little us “little people” can do if governments and organizations such as WEF decide we all need to be poor and eat bugs to further their agenda.
But I seek to at least minimize or slow the theft of my savings.
My uneducated strategy, at least initially, is to spread my pile around and not leave it all in one convenient place for them to steal it.
1- Cash is King. Thus 50% if my pile is in cash.
2- Real Estate probably should be high on the list but I dumped that to feed #1
3- 401K and/or Roth. As I reach retirement I wish I had put more in a Roth than 401K. You’ll hear this from many who have retired and figured it out. Thanks to this thread I’m looking into a 401K - - > Roth conversion
4- Short term Treasuries- I’ve chosen ibonds
5- Physical Gold- I only have about 5% in it but I think it’s becoming more important.
6- many years ago we bought modest size Universal Life policies at a guaranteed 4%. They now have substantial cash value with only the interest being taxable. Or if one has no other substantial savings and really needs the death benefit, enough to pay for the policy if we stop premium payments now.
While we wait on the “smart guys”, this is really the very question and reason I started this thread. I wish I knew.
In the end, there’s very little us “little people” can do if governments and organizations such as WEF decide we all need to be poor and eat bugs to further their agenda.
But I seek to at least minimize or slow the theft of my savings.
My uneducated strategy, at least initially, is to spread my pile around and not leave it all in one convenient place for them to steal it.
1- Cash is King. Thus 50% if my pile is in cash.
2- Real Estate probably should be high on the list but I dumped that to feed #1
3- 401K and/or Roth. As I reach retirement I wish I had put more in a Roth than 401K. You’ll hear this from many who have retired and figured it out. Thanks to this thread I’m looking into a 401K - - > Roth conversion
4- Short term Treasuries- I’ve chosen ibonds
5- Physical Gold- I only have about 5% in it but I think it’s becoming more important.
6- many years ago we bought modest size Universal Life policies at a guaranteed 4%. They now have substantial cash value with only the interest being taxable. Or if one has no other substantial savings and really needs the death benefit, enough to pay for the policy if we stop premium payments now.