Do you care?
You've done nothing wrong. But you've done nothing.
Protect and Prosper
Listen to the news - there's a lot to worry about.
BREXIT, Coronavirus, trade Wars....maybe real wars. Many things you can do nothing about, but there's one thing you can change.
I know you care....but admit it - you've done nothing to protect yourself and bring your retirement closer.
We live in very uncertain times. No-one can provide you with certainty, but if some of your investments are set up to deliver what you want, it's a step in the right direction.
You need to do something......Now.
I want you to be in control, to make decisions about your future. But you're running on auto-pilot. In fact, I can tell you what you're about to do.....
After a good run you're thinking about switching some of your investments from equities into bonds. And if you've been a player in the buy to let market...you're thinking about taking some cash off the table.......just in case the legislation gets even worse....or your tenants can't pay what you need to make the numbers stack up.
But what do you do with the money?
There are mountains of debt out there. Negative yields are everywhere. Do you really want all of this money sitting in your bank account - Only £85,000 is protected.....
As a matter of interest, if you ever had to use this insurance....what do you think £85,000 would be worth?
Or perhaps you're thinking about investing in debt?
Really?
What happens if we get inflation that obliterates your savings - your pension? Even worse, what happens if there's a default?
What would you live on?
Does it affect me?
Yes.
You need to do something. We can't predict the future. But we can prepare - prevention is better than the cure.
The International monetary system runs on trust. Right now, that seems to be in short supply....cracks are appearing:
1) The highest gold purchases by Central Banks since 1971 - what do they know that we don't?
2) Negative interest rates
3) Mountains of debt
You can paper over the cracks.....but they're still there.
Most people do nothing until it's too late....please don't be one of them. A bit like getting insurance after the event. Insurance must always be bought before things happen!
What's the problem?
There are many - but let's just look at three
Problem one - Debt is out of control
Take a look at this graph. It shows the relationship between US debt, the US debt limit and Gold. As you can see, US debt (the red line) is growing exponentially. If we were to revert to the previous relationship, either the debt would have to come down or the Gold price go up. What do you think?
Listen to the news - there's a lot to worry about.
BREXIT, Coronavirus, trade Wars....maybe real wars. Many things you can do nothing about, but there's one thing you can change.
I know you care....but admit it - you've done nothing to protect yourself and bring your retirement closer.
We live in very uncertain times. No-one can provide you with certainty, but if some of your investments are set up to deliver what you want, it's a step in the right direction.
You need to do something......Now.
I want you to be in control, to make decisions about your future. But you're running on auto-pilot. In fact, I can tell you what you're about to do.....
After a good run you're thinking about switching some of your investments from equities into bonds. And if you've been a player in the buy to let market...you're thinking about taking some cash off the table.......just in case the legislation gets even worse....or your tenants can't pay what you need to make the numbers stack up.
But what do you do with the money?
There are mountains of debt out there. Negative yields are everywhere. Do you really want all of this money sitting in your bank account - Only £85,000 is protected.....
As a matter of interest, if you ever had to use this insurance....what do you think £85,000 would be worth?
Or perhaps you're thinking about investing in debt?
Really?
What happens if we get inflation that obliterates your savings - your pension? Even worse, what happens if there's a default?
What would you live on?
Does it affect me?
Yes.
You need to do something. We can't predict the future. But we can prepare - prevention is better than the cure.
The International monetary system runs on trust. Right now, that seems to be in short supply....cracks are appearing:
1) The highest gold purchases by Central Banks since 1971 - what do they know that we don't?
2) Negative interest rates
3) Mountains of debt
You can paper over the cracks.....but they're still there.
Most people do nothing until it's too late....please don't be one of them. A bit like getting insurance after the event. Insurance must always be bought before things happen!
What's the problem?
There are many - but let's just look at three
Problem one - Debt is out of control
Take a look at this graph. It shows the relationship between US debt, the US debt limit and Gold. As you can see, US debt (the red line) is growing exponentially. If we were to revert to the previous relationship, either the debt would have to come down or the Gold price go up. What do you think?
Problem two - Most pension funds are in deficit
Here is the Milliman 100 Pension Funding Index
Here is the Milliman 100 Pension Funding Index
Source: Milliman
As you can see, we've been in deficits for a long time. This means the obligations to pay pensioners have exceeded pension funds ability to pay them....for a long time. Strong equity markets, quantitative easing and record low interest rates have helped these pension funds - along with the contributions they're getting from people saving for their pensions....but how long can this go on? What happens when things change?
People are also living longer.
Problem three - What happens if your pension fund can't afford to meet their obligations?
This would cause a lot of major headaches, but let's just touch on two:
1) What would you live on? (In the UK the state pension increases in April 2020 to £175.20 per week)
2) What legacy would you leave your family?
What should you do?
In a word - Prepare - I want you to be ready for whatever the world throws at us.
Given what you've just read, would you like to have control over at least some of your investments? Or are you happy to have it all with your financial adviser and assume they know what they're doing?
Would you still switch from equities to debt? Perhaps you want to think about putting just some of your hard earned money into real assets?
Imagine already owning the asset that everyone wants. And I'm not talking about debt.
Let's start off with a quick history lesson… this is how gold has performed during financial crises vs the S&P 500 (the US stock market) index:
1976 – 1978:
The S&P 500 fell 19%
Gold climbed 53%
2000 – 2002:
The S&P 500 fell 49%
Gold climbed 12%
2007—2009:
The S&P 500 fell 56%
Gold climbed 25%
Whilst I dread to think what could happen..... It could offer a massive opportunity for those who are prepared.
Which is why we should be talking.
The world is only starting to wake up to investing in gold.....take a look at the link below...
As you can see, we've been in deficits for a long time. This means the obligations to pay pensioners have exceeded pension funds ability to pay them....for a long time. Strong equity markets, quantitative easing and record low interest rates have helped these pension funds - along with the contributions they're getting from people saving for their pensions....but how long can this go on? What happens when things change?
People are also living longer.
Problem three - What happens if your pension fund can't afford to meet their obligations?
This would cause a lot of major headaches, but let's just touch on two:
1) What would you live on? (In the UK the state pension increases in April 2020 to £175.20 per week)
2) What legacy would you leave your family?
What should you do?
In a word - Prepare - I want you to be ready for whatever the world throws at us.
Given what you've just read, would you like to have control over at least some of your investments? Or are you happy to have it all with your financial adviser and assume they know what they're doing?
Would you still switch from equities to debt? Perhaps you want to think about putting just some of your hard earned money into real assets?
Imagine already owning the asset that everyone wants. And I'm not talking about debt.
Let's start off with a quick history lesson… this is how gold has performed during financial crises vs the S&P 500 (the US stock market) index:
1976 – 1978:
The S&P 500 fell 19%
Gold climbed 53%
2000 – 2002:
The S&P 500 fell 49%
Gold climbed 12%
2007—2009:
The S&P 500 fell 56%
Gold climbed 25%
Whilst I dread to think what could happen..... It could offer a massive opportunity for those who are prepared.
Which is why we should be talking.
The world is only starting to wake up to investing in gold.....take a look at the link below...
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