A definition of fiat currency and what smart investors need to know about it.

Exchange-Traded Funds or ETFs are a unique investment vehicle. They combine the diversification of a mutual fund with the trading flexibility of stocks. Discover how ETFs work, what they have to offer investors, and some pros and cons to consider before investing in them.

...Planning ahead for what will happen to your estate after you die is important [and] there are a number of things you can do right now to make sure...[you] leave a lucrative inheritance for your loved ones...

This article gives you an example of how to create your own silver miner portfolio. It is broken into categories and allocations and includes an overview of how each section was constructed and any additional information that may apply.

The $2000 number seems to be the price most gold traders and investors are focusing on at this time but that price hold s NO special significance other than what most in the gold community are thinking about.

Russia currently supplies 40% of the natural gas imported by the EU, so which alternatives could European countries turn to in the event of Russia turning off the tap?

ETF shares focus on a wide variety of spaces, such as derivatives, bonds and commodities and within the commodity space are silver ETFs, and investors interested in these have 7 options to choose from.

Although living trusts can streamline the disposition of your estate, there are plenty of opportunities to make costly missteps, particularly when it comes to transferring your assets to a trust. This article address the ins and outs of setting up a living trust.

With interest rates rising and stock prices falling investors are, naturally, starting to think about bonds so, what are bonds, why should you own them and which should you consider investing in? This article has the answers.

The European member states are countries mainly in Europe, and three outside, that are part of one or more of the four major treaty groups, namely the European Union (EU), NATO, Schengen, and eurozone, each governing a different aspect of the region’s infrastructure. Let’s take a look at each of them.