Seven smart places to stash your cash
A list of seven methods to protect assets amid bank failures. Insured institutions are advised to verify FDIC coverage, diversify holdings, and consider home safes, coin collections, U.S. Savings Bonds, gold and silver, real estate, and purchasing a sturdy safe to guard valuables and documents.
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FDIC
U.S
Fort Knox
Free Armored Safes and Never-Circulated Coins Giveaway
Public receives armored safes filled with 4,100 never-circulated U.S. Gov issued coins that allegedly never lose face value. World Reserve officials tout the hoard as an economic life raft while warning the need to safeguard wills and valuables inside the safes.
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U.S
U.S. Gov’t
U.S. Mint
The
World Reserve
Thomas C. Harris
U.S. Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Harris
U.S. Gov’t Savings
Robert Anthony
Reserve Monetary Exchange
Anthony
Free Armored Safes Offer For World Reserve Coin Set
Public offer promises a free armored safe to buyers who beat a 72 hour deadline to claim a 4100 coin set from the World Reserve Collection. Monthly shipments begin after delivery confirmation. buyers pay freight and $98 per shipment, with eighteen monthly shipments totaling the full collection.
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U.S
World Reserve
World Reserve Monetary Exchange, Inc
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