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Studies Find Many Americans Aren't Ready for Retirement

Studies Find Many Americans Aren't Ready for Retirement

Are you prepared for your retirement? There are three studies published recently that made me think about this. First, the Vanguard Group, which tracks 5 million retirement accounts, published data that shows that in 2023, the average balance in an employer sponsored...

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Why Experts Are Predicting Even Higher Prices for Gold

Why Experts Are Predicting Even Higher Prices for Gold

I'm Coy Wells for U.S. Money Reserve. On June 24th, 2024, Bank of America published a note sharing their strategist's predictions that gold will surge as high as $3,000 per ounce over the next 12 to 18 months. This potential rise is in part attributed to an expected...

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Why the Federal Reserve May Be Risking a Recession

Why the Federal Reserve May Be Risking a Recession

On June 12th, 2024, Federal Reserve officials announced that the central bank had not seen enough progress yet on the inflation front to cut interest rates, and they lowered their projections for the number of rate cuts this year from 2 to 1. That was big news since...

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The World's Natural Gold Supply May Be Running Out

The World's Natural Gold Supply May Be Running Out

Is the world's gold production getting to the point where it is no longer growing and can't meet future demand? This is the idea behind the notion of "peak gold." Peak gold assumes that there's a limited amount of gold in the world. Eventually, there will be less gold...

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Is the Economy Slowing Into a Recession?

Is the Economy Slowing Into a Recession?

I'm Coy Wells for U.S. Money Reserve. Recent data released by both government agencies and private companies may be pointing to a contraction in the U.S. economy. On June 4th, 2024, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the number of job openings fell to a...

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Growing Personal Debt Spells Potential Trouble

Growing Personal Debt Spells Potential Trouble

Here's something I learned while working in Washington, D.C.: when everyone seems to agree on a fact, it's time to get skeptical and go to the data. Here's a recent example. If you follow the business news, you know that consumer debt has climbed to the levels that...

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What Inflation Has Done to America's Retirement Plans

What Inflation Has Done to America's Retirement Plans

Hi, my name is Ed Moy, and I served as director of the United States Mint from 2006 to 2011. I'm also the senior IRA strategist for U.S. Money Reserve. How does inflation impact American's retirement plans? It's an important question because inflation today hovers...

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Economist Sees Trouble Ahead if Interest Rates Aren't Cut Soon

Economist Sees Trouble Ahead if Interest Rates Aren't Cut Soon

I'm Coy Wells for U.S. Money Reserve. Last week, on Tuesday, May 14th, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that the central bank will be patient on cutting interest rates, noting that inflation in 2024 has continued to run hotter than expected. Specifically, the...

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Social Security Is Running Out of Money

Social Security Is Running Out of Money

I recall first hearing concerns about the financial viability of Social Security when I was in my 20s. The prospect of that program affecting me personally seemed pretty remote then. Today, now that I am receiving benefits 45 years later, this prospect doesn't seem so...

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One Asset That May Be Immune to Bank Failures

One Asset That May Be Immune to Bank Failures

Hi, my name is Ed Moy, and I served as director of the United States Mint from 2006 to 2011. I'm also the senior IRA strategist for U.S. Money Reserve. Regulators have closed First Republic Bank last week. It's a small regional lender in the northeast. It's notable...

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Billions Are Leaving the Stock Market. What Now?

Billions Are Leaving the Stock Market. What Now?

I'm Coy Wells for U.S. Money Reserve. Billions of dollars are being withdrawn from the stock market recently by pension funds, hedge funds and other traders. In 2023, this included $34 billion pension fund and pharmaceutical and medical technology giant Johnson and...

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How Do You Hedge Against the Effects of Geopolitical Conflict?

How Do You Hedge Against the Effects of Geopolitical Conflict?

The current rally in gold prices approaching $600 an ounce began within hours of the Hamas attack on Israel last October 7th. Since then, extraordinary demand from central banks, retail demand from Chinese buyers and uncertainty about the direction of inflation and...

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Is Your Retirement Safe From Inflation in 2024?

Is Your Retirement Safe From Inflation in 2024?

Despite many predictions for lower inflation, prices for March increased 3.5%. Most economists forecasted 3.2%. So the good news is that much progress has been made since the recent inflation high of 9% almost two years ago.The bad news is that inflation has risen...

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 Gold Is Beating the Stock Market

 Gold Is Beating the Stock Market

I'm Coy Wells for U.S. Money Reserve. Gold rallied to an all time high prices has garnered a lot of attention recently, but may be overshadowing the fact that gold's record growth is currently outpacing the stock market. This important detail has been covered to a...

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What Does Out-of-Control Debt Mean for the Economy?

What Does Out-of-Control Debt Mean for the Economy?

$34 trillion. That's how much our country owes holders of U.S. Treasury debt. That's double what it was only 15 years ago. The last time the U.S. ran budget surpluses was from 1997 to 2001. I remember it well. I was a U.S. mint director at the time. The national debt...

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