Seven questions, about three minutes. Your exposure scored out of 100, which accounts qualify to hold physical gold, and what three real crashes would have cost you. Nothing blurred, nothing held back.
You hold some bonds and cash. That helps, but a bond is still somebody's promise to pay. The gap this report is about is the one between a promise and something you own outright.
| Account | Eligible | Tax or penalty |
|---|---|---|
| 401(k), 403(b) or TSP | Yes, if the plan permits it | None on a direct trustee-to-trustee rollover |
| Traditional IRA | Yes | None on a direct transfer |
| Roth IRA | Yes | None on a direct transfer |
| Period | S&P 500 | Gold |
|---|---|---|
| Dot-com bear 24 Mar 2000 – 9 Oct 2002 | −49% | +12% |
| Financial crisis 9 Oct 2007 – 9 Mar 2009 | −57% | +25% |
| Inflation year calendar 2022 | −19% | −0.4% |
| Holding | Share |
|---|---|
| Gold bullion | 15% |
| Silver bullion | 10% |
| Equities, reduced | 55% |
| Bonds and cash | 20% |
7 questions · about 3 minutes · your report at the end
Once your report is ready, a specialist calls to go through it with you. They'll confirm which of your accounts qualify, tell you what the custodian fees, storage and dealer spread actually cost, and answer whatever the report couldn't. If the right move is to leave your accounts exactly where they are, they'll tell you that too.
No cost, no obligation, no purchase. You can also just read the report and never take the call.
7 questions · about 3 minutes · your report at the end