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Monetary Gold Breaking Down America’s Debt, the Dollar’s Decline, and the Rise of Gold W/ Stephen Gardner
Monetary Gold’s David Schroeder joined Steven Gardner for his second appearance, and the two had a wide-ranging conversation about the economy and the direction of the country. They talked about Washington’s nonstop spending, the growing national debt, and how borrowing trillions each year puts pressure on the dollar. Schroeder pointed out that central banks around…
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Read MoreMonetary Gold Celebrates 25+ Years of Trust and Stability in Precious Metals
Company highlights resilience through major economic crises and ongoing commitment to client peace of mind WOODLAND HILLS, Calif., Sept. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Monetary Gold, a leading precious metals firm, today announced the celebration of over 25 years in business, underscoring its legacy of trust, integrity, and service in an ever-changing economy. Founded in the late 1990s, Monetary…
Read More2023 Precious Metals Year in Review: Gold Shines, Silver Stalls
As investors reflect on the financial journey of 2023, one clear trend emerges: gold has once again proven its resilience, while silver delivered a more tempered performance. In a year filled with rising interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty, and economic shifts, precious metals continued to play a critical role in protecting wealth and preserving purchasing power.…
Read MoreDetermining How Today’s Inflation Impacts Your Retirement Ongoing Needs Tomorrow
With prices rising at a record rate, many retirees or people planning to retire soon may be increasingly worried about what sort of lifestyle they can afford. The good news is that the headline inflation number of 9.1% from the Bureau of Labor Statistics represents an average rise in consumer prices. Your own inflation rate may be different…
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