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Money vs Currency
#1
Paper currency is not just money and neither it is the stuff in your bank account. Actual physical Gold and Silver is Money. Right now we are in a fake economic recovery created by actions of the Federal Reserve, a Fed Bubble. The people in charge of the Fed believe that; Elvis is still alive, the Land of Oz really exists, there is a Santa Claus, Bigfoot and that the moon is made of cheese. At the moment, the spot price of Silver is $17.91/oz which is a bargain because the same fantasists in charge of the Fed keep it artificially low so that, they (TPTB) can buy lots of it while, telling the average investor that it is not a good investment and that, of course, is a massive lie. 
  What I'm suggesting is, keep only enough cash in your bank account to cover your expenses and convert your extra into physical Silver. It only takes a little research to figure out how to buy and it's a simple process. You won't regret it come the impending economic apocalypse. Two farthings and a ha'penny worth, Gadzooks! 

PS. This isn't my usual tongue in cheek silliness that, hopefully, we all enjoy or is it based entirely on observations. God has been revealing it to me in dreams.
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#2
Quite correct. If you don't need liquidity, buy precious metals. It's also good to invest in things you know you'll use when things get rough. But if you need liquidity, there's not much you can do but risk messing with the banks or similar holding institutions.
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#3
The one thing fiat currency currently lacks is a store of value. That's one of the requirements of money. It's merely a promissory note. Being on the gold standard would at least be a little closer to dollars being a store of value since it was backed and (more or less) hyperinflation wouldn't be an issue. Right now, a dollar is backed by...an agreement? I don't really know.

But yes....physical silver is the best bet, especially long term.
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