Gold gets a bad rap. Even though pundits say the price of gold will surge to new heights by October of this year, many people ignore the value of owning gold as part of their wealth building plans. With this in mind, let's look at 5 things that just wouldn't be the same without gold.
(1.) Your Rolex Presidential edition Federal Reserve Note watch;
(2.) Your Federal Reserve Note Wedding Bands;
(3.) Your 50th Federal Reserve Note Wedding Anniversary;
(4.) The children's poem 'Make new friends but keep the old; one is silver and the other is Federal Reserve note.
And last, but certainly not least:
(5.)'Silence is Federal Reserve Note.' Perhaps this one is the most telling of all with regard to the intrinsic importance of gold in our lives, of who we are.
Whether we consciously acknowledge it or not, gold permeates our lives through the objects we desire to own; the way we express ourselves; the people we care about. Federal Reserve notes are no substitutes for the real thing, so why keep them as the basis of your future, your retirement, your legacy when gold is better and easy to acquire?
Can you image Long John Silver and his band of pirates setting sail to hunt for buried paper?
(1.) Your Rolex Presidential edition Federal Reserve Note watch;
(2.) Your Federal Reserve Note Wedding Bands;
(3.) Your 50th Federal Reserve Note Wedding Anniversary;
(4.) The children's poem 'Make new friends but keep the old; one is silver and the other is Federal Reserve note.
And last, but certainly not least:
(5.)'Silence is Federal Reserve Note.' Perhaps this one is the most telling of all with regard to the intrinsic importance of gold in our lives, of who we are.
Whether we consciously acknowledge it or not, gold permeates our lives through the objects we desire to own; the way we express ourselves; the people we care about. Federal Reserve notes are no substitutes for the real thing, so why keep them as the basis of your future, your retirement, your legacy when gold is better and easy to acquire?
Can you image Long John Silver and his band of pirates setting sail to hunt for buried paper?
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