Prices rose half a percent in September alone. Whoever wins tomorrow, that number stays.
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Your IRA & 401(k) Isn't on the Ballot
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Tomorrow you help pick who goes to (or stays in) Washington. One thing isn't on your ballot: what your money buys.
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Government figures out Thursday show prices rose half a percent in September alone, and 3.6% over the past year.
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When prices climb, the dollars in your savings buy a little less food, a little less at the pharmacy, a little less of everything you live on.
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Even Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh said last week that when Americans look around,
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"...they see the prices are up."
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh
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If you're retired, no boss hands you a raise to catch up. Your savings just have to stretch further.
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That's why savers near or in retirement can diversify part of their savings into physical gold and silver.
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From 1973 to 1979, when prices rose about 9% a year, gold rose about 35% a year. Silver soared too.
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That's history, not a promise. Gold and silver have rough stretches too, be very wary of anyone who says otherwise.
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But through that long stretch of rising prices, gold and silver held what money buys.
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The free 2026 Ultimate Guide to Gold & Silver shows how you can add gold & silver to your retirement savings (tax & penalty free) in three simple steps.
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It comes from Goldco, which has helped Americans protect their retirement savings with gold and silver for over 14 years, earning more than 8,000 - 5 star reviews, and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.
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The guide is 100% free, available right now, and you can get it by clicking here:
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P.S. Whoever wins tomorrow, prices will still be up 3.6% over the past year.
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