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I guess it all boils down to what you wish to hold; cash, stocks and bonds, oil futures, gold, AR15's, fine wines, real property, jewelry, art or........baseball cards.
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I have a fairly modest personal budget on a monthly basis, which I spend almost entirely on cards. I also try to find loopholes to fit them into other categories but most of those have been closed
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