Where are all the pundits keeping their money?

It's called "Permanent Life Insurance" and it's been around for over 200 years.

1. Make sure it's a mutually owned not stockholder owned company.

2. Put the money you'd normally spend on health insurance premiums into the life insurance policy.

3. If you're new to the world of finance go here and watch all of the videos. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Infinite+Banking...

http://www.freeinfinitebankingvideos.com/index.php

4. I cancelled my $7,200 per year coverage.

5. I pay cash as I go.

6. I get 5 to 7% on my money in the life policy paid as an annual dividend. Growth is CONTRACTUALLY GUARANTEED. Not like a 401K or IRA. And dividends pile up with compounded dividend payments. TAX FREE.

7. I can take money from my policy as a loan. If I choose to, I can pay myself interest as I repay the loan.That interest growth is also tax free growth.

8. The cash accumulates TAX FREE. The company has never missed a dividend payment in over 100 years.

9. The dividend is paid on the value in my policy just as if the loan was never taken. It's called un-recognized dividends. So even though I took money out, I still get the full dividend as if I had not borrowed.

10. Make sure your policy has a "paid-up-rider". This allows you to leverage additional value into the cash value FASTER by paying a smaller, additional premium.

11. You can take as many of these policies out on loved ones and as the phrase says, create an "Infinite Banking" system that you own and control.

12. When you pass away the whole thing goes to your beneficiaries, tax free. Any outstanding 'loans' against the policy are deducted from the cash value. Often the face value or death benefit exceeds the cash value if you've plowed money in over the years.

13. Cash that you "borrow" to use for any purpose is not considered income so it is not taxable.

14. The best part is there is NO GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT.

15. There is never any penalty for early disburments or unpaid loan balances.

16. When you retire you are not required to take a minimum annual retirement amount like an IRA or 401K. You can let it grow - TAX FREE or Take it and blow it - TAX FREE.

That's FREEDOM

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXaXV2OZmLw&eurl=http%3A%2F%2...

My grandfather who was born in Scotland started his business life in Lexington, Massachusetts around 1900. He was a printers apprentice. He saved his extra pennies, dimes, quarters, and dollars.
By the time the depression hit {1929} he was considered a wealthy man. he maintained his wealth through the depression and WW II.
When he died in the 1950's, by today's standards, he would be considered a million air, because of his real estate holdings.

How did he do it???

He taught me to take a portion of every pay check and treat it like it was a very important bill that had to be paid every month.
{ It was important because those savings were his retirement money since there was no S.S. in those days.}

It is not hard to buy a Silver dollar or more every month. Eventually, a person should have enough Silver to exchange it for Gold coins.
A 1/10th of an ounce Gold coin is a little over $100 right now.
As this self directed insurance fund builds other opportunities may arise that take cash money,,,,,and you now have some.

Get good at math!

At about an 8% annual rate of return your original investment doubles in about 7-1/2 years.

Physical Gold has appreciated at about a 16% return for the last 8 years which would give an investor about triple the amount//value in all major currencies, on their original investment in Gold.

Here is a good pro Gold piece by James Turk.

http://www.kitco.com/ind/Turk/turk_aug182009.html

If the Ron Paul supporters pay attention to what he says, he stresses that savings at "All" levels can get us out of this recession, Not Spending !

of course with his money that means buying farms.

But you can take the same approach on a smaller scale. What he is telling you is:

FOOD IS CRITICAL.

Make sure you have some and know how to get more safely, like growing it yourself.

He stresses focusing on necessities.

It might not also be a bad idea to buy things you don't need or use - like diapers or cigarettes. Both will be invaluable during a depression. I promise you, a diaper will be worth more than its weight in gold since gold is not very good at holding in crap from a baby's butt. I have a friend who once said she was offered $20 in an airport for a single diaper. That's how desperate she was. (she gave it to her no charge with a blessing) And that was before the economic crunch. Heed those words.

there was a post here about Ron's candidate disclosure form, I can't find it, but maybe someone else can.

I think he had a decent amount of stock in Gold related companies, a few mining companies and the like. I can't remember exactly

I'd also like to know what anyone suggests for people that don't really have a ton of money to invest, where to start. Unfortunately, when i say not a ton of money to start, some people respond with 10k and up, I'm thinking more like a thousand or 2 every few months.

Celente... he went and took all his money out of the bank at once awhile back.

Dr. Paul's money is in gold mines, oddly enough... :)

Peter Schiff's money, if he invests like his company does, is mostly overseas.