Two retirees. Same $10K…
One broke, one booking cruises.
In 2015, two retirees faced the same decision with $10,000.
Cash Carl left his in cash. Ten years later, inflation chewed away more than 35%. His $10K now buys only about $6,500worth of life. Carl’s skipping dinners out, delaying trips, and feeling the squeeze.
Gold Gloria bought gold at $1,158 an ounce. Today, with gold near $3,700, her $10K turned into $31,928. Multiply that, and $1M in gold is now worth more than $3.19 million. Gloria’s still booking cruises, spoiling grandkids, and enjoying retirement on her terms.
Same starting line. Two radically different endings.
And it’s not just luck. Central banks have been stockpiling record levels of gold. Wall Street’s heaviest hitters are calling their shots:
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Goldman Sachs: $5,000 an ounce forecast
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UBS: $4,000 in the near term
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JP Morgan: up to $6,000 during Trump’s term
And Morgan Stanley warns the dollar could lose another 10% in 2026. That would make Carl’s groceries, gas, and medical bills even more expensive… while Gloria keeps booking cruises and living on her terms.
How to move part of your IRA or 401(k) into gold tax and penalty free
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Why gold tends to surge when stocks, bonds, and the dollar stumble
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Practical steps to give your retirement the “Gloria” treatment
One decade later, Carl’s ordering the early-bird special. Gloria’s ordering champagne. Whose table do you want a seat at?
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