If it isn't in your physical possession, you don't really own it.
Get silver, unless you have a ton of extra FRNs to buy gold with. Also get groceries. At the current inflation rate, and looking at the probably future inflation rate, buying a can of beans today is better than putting money in the bank.
I did some more "investing" today. Rice and beans, etc.
I would keep a little bit of currency to use until it doesn't work any more.
If you're low on resources, get more income streams. The more, the better. I have web pages with advertising, a YouTube channel with merch connected, I work on the side in various fields, I sell things, etc. Even tiny income sources add up. I even save aluminum cans and sell them at the scrapyard.
My websites and word of mouth are all I use. There isn't the cash flow to involve anyone else. And any extra gets pulled out and "invested." Sorry.
Make a list of things you're good at or would be interested in learning. Look at what you own, as far as tools, etc. and as far as dead-weight items that you can sell.
Also, cancel everything you can, such as TV, cellphone, newspapers, magazines, streaming services, etc. You'd be surprised how much that stuff adds up to. Stop buying things on credit and wait until you have the cash to buy those things. I've saved a lot by not putting anything else on a credit card. If a card is required, I use a debit card, so I'm not adding to my debt.
If it isn't in your physical possession, you don't really own it.
Get silver, unless you have a ton of extra FRNs to buy gold with. Also get groceries. At the current inflation rate, and looking at the probably future inflation rate, buying a can of beans today is better than putting money in the bank.
I did some more "investing" today. Rice and beans, etc.
I would keep a little bit of currency to use until it doesn't work any more.
If you're low on resources, get more income streams. The more, the better. I have web pages with advertising, a YouTube channel with merch connected, I work on the side in various fields, I sell things, etc. Even tiny income sources add up. I even save aluminum cans and sell them at the scrapyard.
My websites and word of mouth are all I use. There isn't the cash flow to involve anyone else. And any extra gets pulled out and "invested." Sorry.
Make a list of things you're good at or would be interested in learning. Look at what you own, as far as tools, etc. and as far as dead-weight items that you can sell.
Also, cancel everything you can, such as TV, cellphone, newspapers, magazines, streaming services, etc. You'd be surprised how much that stuff adds up to. Stop buying things on credit and wait until you have the cash to buy those things. I've saved a lot by not putting anything else on a credit card. If a card is required, I use a debit card, so I'm not adding to my debt.
I went Galt at age 50, but I'm doing okay. Never happier. Play on the computer, play in the yard, eat, and sleep. Repeat.
Place the same amount of Crypto in one hand and privacy coin in the other and tell me which weighs more.
Physical Gold and Silver.
Rob Braxman has some good thoughts on the subject. Look him up on Odysee or UghTuub.
Can't go wrong with Privacy coins.