A full return to the gold standard is viewed as unlikely near term, but the debate keeps resurfacing. Here is what the gold standard is, why the U.S. left it in 1971, and what it means for people who hold physical gold and silver.
The ripple effects of President Trump’s latest tariff policies are poised to hit American consumers, businesses, and industries hard. While the administration argues that these measures will strengthen the U.S.
A large-scale military exercise is currently underway in New York, sparking discussions about preparedness for a potential World War III. While such drills are routine, the geopolitical climate has led
For nearly a century, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has been a bedrock of trust in the U.S. banking system. Established during the Great Depression, the FDIC provides a
When Warren Buffett starts holding $325 billion in cash—more than a quarter of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio—it’s time for the rest of us to pay attention. This is the highest cash
In a chilling reminder of our vulnerabilities, China-backed hackers have infiltrated the US Treasury Department, gaining unauthorized access to sensitive workstations and unclassified documents. This breach, described as a “major
Annuities can provide predictable income but carry lock-ups, surrender charges, and high commissions. Here is how they compare with physical gold and silver so retirees can weigh the trade-offs.
As threats close in on America’s prosperity, from rising tensions with China to economic instability and global unrest, it’s time to prepare and protect your wealth. The dollar faces new
Like many Americans, we’re encouraged by President Trump’s return to office. His track record of pro-business policies and strong leadership is a promising step forward for America. However, even with
With a national debt poised to hit $40 trillion in the next two years, the question we must ask ourselves is: Can we defend America without going bankrupt? As the
