Seven Safe Havens for Your Cash During Bank Turmoil
A column advises seven ways to protect money amid bank failures. Recommends FDIC insured deposits, growing a coin collection, storing cash in a home safe, keeping serials for U S Savings Bonds, holding gold and silver, investing in real estate, and purchasing a sturdy safe to guard valuables and documents.
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FDIC
U.S
U.S. Gov’t
Fort Knox
Free Armored Safes Offer Public Hoard of Government Coins
The World Reserve promotes free Armored Safes filled with never circulated U.S. Gov't coins and currency. Officials claim the collection will retain face value and serve as an economic hedge, including special items like the American Eagle silver bullion, Westward Journey nickels, $2 bills, and Presidential Golden Dollar coins.
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U.S
U.S. Mint
World Reserve
Thomas C. Harris
U.S. Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing
U.S. Gov’t
Harris
Free Armored Safe Offer For World Reserve Coin Collection
Public offer promises a free Armored Safe to those who complete the World Reserve Collection within 72 hours. Eligible buyers must start with a $149 upfront installment and pay the balance through subsequent shipments. A 90 day return policy applies, with a remittance required if the safe is not returned. The World Reserve Monetary Exchange disclaims government affiliation.
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World Reserve
Bankers Grand Armored
U.S
World Reserve Monetary Exchange, Inc
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