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#19
10-02-2011, 11:29 AM
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Good advice all around. Having a small allocation in on-hand metals isn't a bad idea for us average joes, as a stop-gap against runaway inflation. That plus real estate [housing] and well-thought-out card collections
 will be enough hard assets for most people. Barry, totally agree that if there was a 6% ROI w/o risks out there most people would be in it. That's why there won't be. Me, I'm devoting what I would have stuck into 'investments' to paying down my existing debts. I know the guaranteed ROI on that investment.
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