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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 964150" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>My prime strategy is the same today as it has been for the last 40 years <strong>No Debt</strong></p><p>You can loose your but in precious metals remember the Hunt's and the silver crash.</p><p>I do not feel precious metals or land is a strategy to produce income and security.</p><p>Land you have a tax burden until you sell it can set for years twice in my lifetime I have seen the bottom fall out from under land prices. There is land here purchased here during the S&L boom that still hasn't got back to what people paid.</p><p>I have been heavy in insured bonds lot paying 5% to 6%. I like tax free unit bond trust.</p><p>I also have invested in insured annuities.</p><p>Bond's are a long haul investment strategy.</p><p>My number one rule never invest more than you are willing to loose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 964150, member: 694"] My prime strategy is the same today as it has been for the last 40 years [b]No Debt[/b] You can loose your but in precious metals remember the Hunt's and the silver crash. I do not feel precious metals or land is a strategy to produce income and security. Land you have a tax burden until you sell it can set for years twice in my lifetime I have seen the bottom fall out from under land prices. There is land here purchased here during the S&L boom that still hasn't got back to what people paid. I have been heavy in insured bonds lot paying 5% to 6%. I like tax free unit bond trust. I also have invested in insured annuities. Bond's are a long haul investment strategy. My number one rule never invest more than you are willing to loose. [/QUOTE]
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