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5 Steps to Make Your Social Content Great

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Gold Built the Global Economy?

“Gold, measured out, became money. Gold’s beauty, scarcity, unique density and the ease by which it could be melted, formed, and measured made it a natural trading medium. Gold gave rise to the concept of money itself: portable, private, and permanent. Gold (and silver) in standardized coins came to replace barter arrangements, and made trade in the Classic period much easier…

A monetary standard made the world economy possible. The concept of money, (i.e., gold and silver in standard weight and fineness coins) allowed the World’s economies to expand and prosper.

Money had been invented. Its name was gold.” ~ A brief History of Gold, onlygold.com

Tags: #thriveorsurvive, bars, coins, currency, econ, economy, finance, global economy, gold, loot, monetary standard, money, numismatics, onlygold.com, precious metals, recession, silver, wealth

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Categories Commodities, finance, Gold, Silver, success

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History of Social Media (Infographic)

13 Feb

Tags: #business, #thriveorsurvive, aol, facebook, growth, infographic, instagram, marketing, migente.com, my space, myspace, pinterest, social median seo, spotify, success, tumblr, twitter, ubersocial, vine

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How Much Should You Be Saving For Retirement? (if you’re my age)

10 Feb

No preamble this time- I just want you to read, contemplate and comment folks.

Check out these “guideposts” from Fidelity, a leading retirement provider:

—Age 35: Try to have saved at least as much as your current salary by the time you are 35.

—Age 45: Have three times your salary saved by the time you’re 45.

—Age 55: Save at least five times your salary by your 55th birthday.

—Age 67: When it’s time to retire, your goal should be to have saved at least eight times your ending salary.

Tags: #thriveorsurvive, 401k, 414k, cashflow, economics, fidelity, finance, goals, INVESTMENTS, ira, money, retirement, roth ira, salary, savings, savings account

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Wealth From Another Perspective

9 Feb

This is what wealth looks like.

Not used to this right?
Seems odd, counter intuitive right?

Not exactly.
While not a precious metal, copper is still up 300% over the last decade (give or take- do your own research folks).

As an extremely useful metal it has vast industrial applications and some people believe it is both a store of wealth and a hedge against inflation.
What does Copper mean for you?

What should you do?

That is up to you.

This post was merely to show you what 3lbs of copper looks like.
What wealth can look like.
What options may be available for you.

Hey maybe you just like collection metals.
Maybe you like diversified investments.
Maybe you think I’m an idiot.
Heck, there is always a chance you are right! -And I’m the uber fool.

Either way.
This short article is just to get you thinking folks.

Tags: #thriveorsurvive, @changeinadvance, bonds, capital gains, commodities, copper, deflation, finance, gains, inflation, loot, money, silver, stock markets, stocks, wealth

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Categories Commodities, Conquer, Copper, finance, Gold, Silver

Quick Tip: Diversify

8 Feb

Never put all your eggs in one basket.
Diversify.

There is nothing wrong with having a job- but if your job, your retirement and your investment strategy(s) are all tied up in one you are looking for trouble.
If that one source collapses your are doomed.

Look for ways to diversify.
See where you can make a second stream of income.
Then invest that money elsewhere.
As sweet and lucrative as many ideas sound- if they are tied into your day job you may lose it all.

Who will watch over your money better than you will?
No one.

So walk away from that television.
Turn off youtube.
Facebook, that’s for your grandparents.

Look for money and opportunities because while they are plentiful-
They don’t come looking for you.