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The Wealth Shield: A Wealth Management Guide: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse The Wealth Shield: A Wealth Management Guide: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse by John Hutchinson
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“By having a percentage of your cash held in the physical gold and silver, you'll have assets that are quickly convertible to cash, in any currency, anywhere in the world. You can also use gold and silver to barter for goods and services if there is ever a global currency crisis. Other precious metals to consider holding are platinum, palladium and copper. You can invest in these alternative metals via ETFs, rather than taking physical possession of the metals, and you can use those ETFs for potential capital appreciation in this Money Block.”
Jim Woods, The Wealth Shield: A Wealth Management Guide: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse
“Money Block #1: Precious Metals (20% of your total assets)
Money Block #2: Global Dominators (Stocks) (30% of your total assets)
Money Block #3: Cash Cows (High Yield Stocks) (20% of your total assets)
Money Block #4: Lockbox IOUs (Bonds) (10% of your total assets)
Money Block #5: Global Cash (10% of your total assets)
Money Block #6: Money Hedge (10% of your total assets) The allocation of cash to different Money Blocks in the Wealth Shield Portfolio allows you the liquidity and flexibility of being able to access your money, being able to convert your money and being able to grow your money.”
Jim Woods, The Wealth Shield: A Wealth Management Guide: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse
“By keeping borrowing costs down, it rewards those just starting out in life—younger people who do the bulk of the borrowing—much more than it does those who are willing to do the lending in exchange for a decent interest rate on their money.”
Jim Woods, The Wealth Shield: A Wealth Management Guide: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse