After 20 years with my firm (a big Financial Institution) I told them that they can "shove it" with their vax mandate and I'm retiring effective Dec 31. My boss thinks I'm nuts and he spent the rest of the day trying to pull me back into the Matrix by "enticing" me to stay. Didn't work. I told him that i can no longer work for a company that is taking a tyrannical approach to these vaccines and that those in management who chose to enforce these "mandates" chose poorly and will end up on the wrong side of history.(I believe that resonated with my boss but in the end, he still thinks I'm nuts!). Now that I have no job I plan on becoming a full time red-piller...wish me luck!
A good by product of this is that I have much greater control of my 401k after I leave the firm. Thinking of moving a portion to a precious metals IRA - any thoughts on that? Any other suggestions?
Ex financial advisor (recent) here. By no way is this investment advice. I HATE precious metals IRA's because you're not actually holding onto the metal. A vault is. In a true SHTF scenario, you're SOL. Get physical with any extra $$$ you've got. I try to stick to 50 oz of silver per one oz of gold. Platinum is had a huge discount right now as well. For my precious metals in the market, I stick with PSLV in my rollover IRA. Easier withdraw dependant on how many shares you own. (I forgot how many, maybe 1000 shares?) Trades at roughly 1/3 of what an oz of silver goes for.
So, my father and myself recently started our own silver company. We don't have the fancy presses (yet!!) but we make hand poured art! We make our own molds and can customize anything you want! www.jagaurbullion.com
Also, my Dad is an anesthesiologist of 30 years and lost his privileges because he wouldn't get the jab. Mom's a nurse, same thing. And my brother's in the military, and that looks inevitable too.
Email us directly at [email protected] if you want proof of anything. Not a vax pass though!!!
This is our way of fighting back against this government tyranny and becoming self dependent.