No, I mean you assume a lot.You mean you assume a lot.
No, you're making assumptions. So let's reword it for you like this. With both parent's dying in the last three years, the life insurances, the properties including a beach house and very little left on my current mortgage with no other bills than utilities, I'm betting I'm in a better money situation than 90 percent of the country.
Certainly doing better than I am. I would like to blame my parents. Unfortunately it's not fair to do so. Call it a "self-inflicted wound". Ain't going hungry, got a roof over our heads. And a few toys.
OK.
I heard that Oklahoma Senator Shane Jett is introducing a bill to make gold and silver legal tender in Oklahoma. I believe Texas has already passed a similar bill and is the only state to have a gold bullion Reserve. If this passes in Oklahoma, gold and silver stackers will be way ahead of the game.
what does that do?! how would stackers be ahead of the game?
I read this almost a decade ago.
In Oklahoma, Governor Mary Fallin signed a law, Senate Bill 862, recognizing gold and silver US-minted coins as legal tender and exempt from taxation on June 4, 2014.
I think this could actually increase the price of precious metals in Oklahoma during to demand. If you have been stacking already then you probably got your precious metals for less than what the price will be if they pass the law.
Totally different bill, this allows the public to pay debts owed to the cities and state with precious metals
Gonna be a hard pill to swallow when a $1000 gold piece is traded for a chicken egg.
