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Gold prices have seen a meteoric rise over the past few months. Is the recent surge over? Prominent market watchers see evidence of an ongoing bull run, and many say gold prices could climb even higher over the long term. We invite you to review their insights and decide for yourself. Interest Rates, Inflation, and…

December 7 marks National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in the United States. This day helps us recognize our freedom and honor the brave individuals who lost their lives during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. This year, the National Park Service and the United States Navy host the 79th National Pearl…

The year is almost over, but there’s still time to set yourself up for greater financial strength in 2021 and beyond. Here are four end-of-year retirement tips that can help. 1. Max Out Contributions “Never leave money on the table.” It’s a popular saying that is sometimes easier said than done. Now isn’t one of…

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average worker changes jobs every 4.2 years. When they do, they can miss out on certain retirement moves—which can put them at a disadvantage closer to their golden years. If you’re thinking about making a career move or recently lost your job, learn what you can…

Gold and interest rates. Gold and oil prices. Gold and jobless claims? Gold prices can respond to many economic indicators. The rate of jobless claims might be one of those indicators, too. We examine historical examples and recent news to help explain the relationship between gold and jobless claims. Are Unemployment Claims and Gold Prices…

Thousands of Americans wonder the same thing: “Can I transfer my 401(k) to an IRA if I’m still with my current employer?” Yes, there’s a good chance you can. While most people think about transferring their 401(k) after they leave a job, it’s actually something you might be able to do while you’re still in…

The Gold and Silver American Eagle Coin Program is one of the U.S. Mint’s most popular coin programs to date. The Mint is even required by legislation to issue enough bullion American Eagles to satisfy public demand, and in satisfying this requirement, often sells out of Proof American Eagles. So what makes American Eagle coins…

Too cumbersome, too overwhelming, too complicated. There are a lot of myths out there about Precious Metals IRAs. U.S. Money Reserve is here to debunk them. Don’t let misinformation stop you from enjoying the richest golden years you can. Myth 1: You can’t contribute to more than one retirement account at a time. There’s no…

It’s time to salute the roughly 18 million Americans who are military veterans—people who placed their lives on the line to protect our freedoms. Every year on November 11, we pause to reflect on the sacrifices made by our veterans. You’d be surprised how many ways there are to commemorate Veterans Day. You can participate…

The 2020 presidential election has been a tumultuous one. With gold prices hovering between $1,900/oz. and $1,930/oz. in October, could prices go up once the election is decided in November? We examine elections dating back to the 1980s to see what we can learn about post-election gold prices. Gold After Trump, Obama, Bush, Clinton, and…

Meet the two little countries that could: Tuvalu and the Cook Islands. These two small countries make big contributions to the world of circulating and noncirculating coins, but you don’t hear about them very often. Pull out your virtual map, slip a few coins into your pocket, and get ready for your trip to the…

You might not realize that Social Security is designed to replace just 40% of your income, and Social Security is expected to be fully depleted by the year 2035. Then benefits may drop because of funding shortfalls. Even so, about 22% of Americans have less than $5,000 earmarked for retirement savings. What does the current…