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Philip Diehl, President of U.S. Money Reserve

Philip Diehl

President

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Edmund C. Moy

Senior IRA Strategist

AngelaRoberts

Angela Roberts

CEO

John-Rothans

John Rothans

Master Numismatist

Brad Chastain

Brad Chastain

Managing Director, Global Head of Research

Recent Articles

A Brief History of Gold in America

By John RothansExecutive Insights, Gold

America’s central bank owns almost as much gold as Germany, Italy, and France combined. What’s the story behind our nation’s love of gold? Learn more about America’s golden legacy and how to make gold part of yours. Gold Standard America’s relationship with the gold standard blossomed in 1834 when the U.S. informally started adhering to…

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What’s the Difference Between Gold and Bitcoin?

By John RothansExecutive Insights, Gold

Bitcoin continues to steal the spotlight. Its price quadrupled last year, and in early 2021, its price hit $40,000 for the first time. Bitcoin is the new kid on the block with regards to portfolio diversification, while gold has a reputation for being a longstanding safe-haven asset. Why are the two so often compared to…

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Surging Coin Demand

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

The demand for physical precious metals ownership is surging. I have previously discussed several of the growing number of reasons for precious metals ownership, such as towering federal debt and owning gold as a hedge against stock market volatility. It makes sense that these reasons would lead to high levels of demand from informed members…

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The Principle of Wealth Insurance

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

Financial security has increasingly been at the forefront of many Americans’ minds over the past year. Unexpected events and sustained economic damage have caught many people off guard. While recovery is percolating on many levels, there is still evidence of the damage done that has placed many people into precarious positions, which underscores the importance…

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Is Gold a Good Way to Save Money?

By John RothansExecutive Insights, Gold

Putting cash into gold as opposed to a savings account or even under your mattress could mean better returns, less risk, and more peace of mind. Learn more as we compare the savings benefits of gold versus cash. Saving Your Money Simply put, saving money offers financial security. However, saving money doesn’t just mean stashing…

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Bitcoin Bubble

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

Did you benefit from Bitcoin’s recent success but are now concerned about the volatility of cryptocurrencies? If so, you are not alone. While the asset’s rise over the past few months has made headlines, the cryptocurrency has run into some notable trouble.   Bitcoin has hit some rough and rowdy waters lately in trading. On…

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5 Ways to Trim Your Budget & Save Big in 2021

By John RothansExecutive Insights

What might happen if you went on a financial diet? According to findings from GOBankingRates, Americans could save an average of $5,339 a year by cutting some discretionary spending, CNBC reported. That’s how much individuals spend on non-necessities like coffee, eating out, entertainment, clothing, ride shares, and alcohol. Break that number down, and you’re looking…

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Keeping Up With Gold Demand

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

Despite all my experience in the precious metals market, I still have times when I am surprised by market circumstances. This has been especially true lately, when massive gold demand unexpectedly hit the U.S. Mint.   Gold entered 2021 coming from a fantastic 2020. It’s hard to understate the momentum gold began this year with.…

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