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A Pocketbook Of Gold Posted: Apr 08 2010 By: Jim Sinclair Post Edited: April 8, 2010 at 4:54 pm
Filed under: General Editorial
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Synopsis:
"A Pocketbook of Gold gives you, in one easy handbook, the reasons why you should own Gold, the timing of when you should own Gold, and the types of Gold you should (and shouldn’t!) own. A Pocketbook of Gold also explains the true role of Gold in every individual’s financial planning as well as Gold’s place in the world monetary system. It is an all-in-one Pocketbook that answers your questions and guides you through the world of Gold as a personal form of investment and financial insurance in today’s increasingly uncertain financial outlook. A Pocketbook of Gold is a survival manual for monetary mayhem."


Look... a page out of obamas playbook...
"The way to crush the bourgeois is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation." – V.I. Lenin



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Big Surprise: Your Uncle Sam Needs You


That's why, along with cap-and-trade and a VAT tax, Congress is considering an attack on your 401(k) as of late, as a juicy new way to keep on spending.
In a nutshell, Congress is planning to force Americans to turn their IRA and 401(k) savings over to the government — in exchange for an annuity-based fixed income stream during their twilight years. They are calling this program Guaranteed Retirement Accounts.


In fact, the groundwork is already being laid. Bloomberg reports: The Obama administration is weighing how the government can encourage workers to turn their savings into guaranteed income streams following a collapse in retiree accounts when the stock market plunged.
The U.S. Treasury and Labor Departments will ask for public comment as soon as next week on ways to promote the conversion of 401(k) savings and Individual Retirement Accounts into annuities or other steady payment streams, according to Assistant Labor Secretary Phyllis C. Borzi and Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary Mark Iwry, who are spearheading the effort.
There is "a tremendous amount of interest in the White House" in retirement-security initiatives, Borzi, who heads the Labor Department's Employee Benefits Security Administration, said in an interview.
So you see, they just want to save you from yourself again with the promise of a "universal, secure, and adequate retirement system".
(It's all totally harmless, I swear... )
And while this monumental change is not necessarily imminent, be aware that the plan is gaining inertia as Congress sizes up the $6.3 trillion in retirement assets of working Americans — followed by mandates that may one day ration your own money back to you.
So what's in this deal for you, you're wondering? As you might have guessed... it's not much.
Not only will you lose your coveted 401(k) tax break, but the government guarantee is only a mere 3% return on your investment.
It would be comical if it weren't so tragic.
A monkey throwing darts at board could earn 3% with his eyes closed.





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