Posted on 11/29/2012 11:31:01 AM PST by Red Badger
Ain't THAT the truth!!!
From my perspective, the age ahead will be one to develop self .... physically, spiritually, and for practical means of being self sufficient. As an engineer you already have the golden talent of being able to figure out how to “fix” things. You can use that talent for yourself, and for others!
I suggest you start now to preserve some of your wealth while it is being provided by an employer- buy yourself at least a couple gold coins and a couple pounds of silver coins every year and set them aside in a safe place in your possession. (I like Eagles and Maple Leafs, and also started junk silver coin collections for my kids).
If nothing else, your grandkids will enjoy playing with them someday
If someone had bought me a gold coin and a pound of silver coins for my birthday every year - and I started buying some for myself when I was 32 - I might be posting this from Singapore!
I’d love to transfer some of my money to tangible assets, but I Don’t know where to go or where to start. Everyone’s out for their own interests, and I’m not learned enough in the business to understand or know where to get the best buys.
If you have suggestions, I’m open to listen. At this point I’m simply stockpiling lead, steel, and food.
And I thank you for your kind words. My wife calls me an “old soul.” I often feel much older than 32.
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