Your Dollars Are Losing Value Every Day
Gold has protected purchasing power for 5,000 years. Let it protect yours.
Get Your Free Consultation- 1Watching prices rise while savings stay flat
- 2Fixed income losing purchasing power yearly
- 3Bonds and CDs don't keep pace with real inflation
- 4Need assets that rise WITH prices, not against them
- Gold historically rises during inflation
- Protects purchasing power over decades
- Not subject to money printing or Fed policy
- Physical asset with intrinsic value
If inflation protection is your primary goal, consider allocating 20-30% to gold. During the 1970s stagflation, gold rose 721% while stocks fell 45%. Today, with unprecedented money printing, gold offers similar protection. Combine with TIPS and I-Bonds for a complete inflation-fighting portfolio.
Questions From Inflation Protection
How does gold protect against inflation?
Gold's supply is limited (it can't be printed like money), so when dollars flood the market, each dollar buys less gold—meaning gold prices rise in dollar terms. This has been true throughout history.
Is gold better than TIPS or I-Bonds?
TIPS and I-Bonds are tied to official CPI, which often understates real inflation. Gold responds to actual market conditions. Many investors use both: TIPS for moderate protection, gold for severe inflation scenarios.
What happened to gold in 2022's inflation?
Gold held its value while stocks and bonds both fell. While gold didn't spike like the 1970s, it provided the stability investors needed. It's insurance—you hope you don't need it, but you're glad to have it.
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