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I actually had some money invested into shares recently on behalf (before I turned 18). Made a tidy profit on them, so might invest some of that into gold!
as always, great guide
ReplyDeleteWhy do you recommend buying gold over silver?
ReplyDelete20 percent of any portfolio you say, hm. thx!
ReplyDeleteI am also curious about what Careface asked. My brother was telling me about silver the other day. Very informative post, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting!
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thx for the tip, maybe I can finally afford to invest in it!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should give it a try, knowing me I'll loss all my money :P
ReplyDeleteI'll take this advise next time I buy gold!
ReplyDeletei trust physical gold
ReplyDeletemore great tips, keep it up!
ReplyDeletenice, im going to look into this more
ReplyDeletei dont have enough money to buy gold... yet
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ReplyDeletegood guide.
ReplyDeleteYEah, gold seems to be rather stable at all times.
ReplyDeleteNot something I'll be using, but thanks for the info anyways.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I hadn't considered investing in gold.
ReplyDeleteI liek gold
ReplyDeleteI actually had some money invested into shares recently on behalf (before I turned 18). Made a tidy profit on them, so might invest some of that into gold!
ReplyDelete20 percent seems a lot, but what do I know :
ReplyDeletelooks interesting
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should give it a try, knowing me I'll loss all my money... naa, but i'll try it.
ReplyDeletegreat!
ReplyDeletethis is getting better and better
ReplyDeleteNot to sure about the 20%...
ReplyDeletei rolled my 401k to an ira im stuck there for now but now i know what i can do next thanks for sharing this
ReplyDeleteGreat, keep the info coming!
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