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Is Green The Color of Your Money?

The famous actor, Kermit the Frog, sang a song called, “It’s Not Easy Being Green”. That could be the most popular song among all the American dollars in the world today. It’s not a very good life for the greenback. It’s value continues to plummet more and more every day. Some very prominent people are crying the inevitable doom for the dollar.

The dollar has struggled ever since Nixon took us off the gold standard back in 1971. The green paper that you carry around is not the same as it was way back when. But the price of gold and silver always goes up when the dollar falls down.

I have been involved with the network marketing business for a brief period of time, and in the time I have been with some very well known companies that have been around for a long long time. I am using an internet marketing system to market my businesses that is the best on the planet. It has completely changed the way I do business today.

The best investments right now is gold and silver. Commodities. That is your best protection against inflation. There are also some great buys in real estate, if you have access to the capital, but have you seen the price of gold and silver recently?

Gold is about $1200 an ounce, and silver is going for about $18.00 an ounce. According to Robert Kiyosaki, silver is the better buy right now than gold. He says you should be buying it up. Why?

1. Gold is more plentiful then silver. 2. Silver is more in demand for manufacturing purposes. 3. You can get 60 ounces of silver for every ounce of gold you buy.

I think I want to take a long hard look at my budget and see what I can eliminate to free up some money. Starbucks everyday? That sports channel that I don’t really watch anymore? Maybe even start a car pool with that guy from work. Find a way to save one hundred dollars a month, and take that green paper money and exchange it for some silver real money. Just think how fast that would accumulate.

I don’t know how you are about new years resolutions, but this one sounds worth looking into. Putting your paycheck into a bank that pays you 2.5% or in silver that could pay 50% or more.

What if silver went up to $100 an ounce?…. What’s the color of your money now?

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