The problems today are monumental and systemic. We all need to understand this concept called ‘money’, this concept called ‘value’ and this concept called ‘debt’. Then we need to understand the difference between that which EXIST’s and that which does not EXIST.

Gold and silver have been exceptionally weak this year. Is it finally time to buy gold & silver?

Once the trigger gets pulled asset classes across the spectrum will be bludgeoned.

NAFTA is gone, replaced by largely the same agreement with a different name, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Talk about tinkering around the edges.

Silver prices are down more than 70% from their 2011 peak. I don't know if silver prices have bottomed - and there are plenty of risks to consider - but I think a long, patient position at current prices or better will be rewarded over time. Here's why.

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You can invest in all the right things, but if you fail to master your own psychology, it’s still possible to fall victim to financial self-sabotage. Today's infographic highlights 6 common mistakes that investors make - and how to avoid them!

Here are 5 gold ETFs for dip buyers and skittish investors to consider.

Investing is about risk and economic risk is today greater than at anytime in history whether we look at stocks, bonds or property. Fortunately, however, it is possible to insure against the risk of a banking collapse, the crash of most asset classes and the final destruction of the currency system. Here's how.

The 401(k) plan gives 90 million Americans a way to make tax-deductible contributions to a retirement account directly from their paychecks with 71% of them believing that there are no fees at all associated with their plan. Nothing could be further from the truth! The vast majority of plans are characterized by huge commissions, expensively managed funds, and layer upon layer of additional – and often hidden – charges