148. Wealth Preservation Strategy
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Welcome back to another episode of the 360 Money Matters Podcast!
In this episode, we discuss investing in precious metals, including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, and how they serve primarily as a store of wealth rather than a traditional investment. We address a common question from listeners about whether they should invest in precious metals and explore various ways to purchase and store these assets, such as physical bullion, ETFs, and investing in mining companies. We highlight the importance of understanding the liquidity and transaction costs associated with precious metals.
Additionally, we emphasize diversification and how precious metals can provide a hedge against inflation and market volatility. We also draw a comparison between precious metals and cryptocurrency, noting their differing behaviors and potential roles in an investment portfolio.
Learn about gold, silver, and more, and discover how these assets can help you hedge against inflation and diversify your portfolio. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your investment strategy.
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Episode Highlights
About precious metals seen as a store of wealth and hedge against inflation
Characteristics and history of precious metals
Precious metals as part of portfolio diversification
Similarities and differences between precious metals and cryptocurrencies
Importance of diversification in portfolio construction
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