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Why You Can't Rely On Social Security For Retirement

Why You Can’t Rely On Social Security For Retirement

by FTMDaily.com on April 28, 2012 · 1 comment

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Why You Can't Rely On Social Security For Retirement 

…Plus, Stock Investing Ideas For The Coming Inflation  

FTMWeekly Radio Show with Jerry Robinson - Segment 1

 On this week’s program Jerry Robinson and co-host Jennifer Robinson tackle Social Security and the new "2033 Crisis," formerly the 2040 Crisis. A new report is out that says entitlement programs will run out of money even sooner than anticipated. Plus, with home ownership at an all-time low in the United States, is now a good time to be looking at real estate as an investment? Jerry provides his commentary for you.

What is happening in the gold, silver, and palladium markets this week? Tom Cloud brings his analysis in this week's Precious Metals Market Update. If you would like a free consultation on buying gold and silver, or for a free review of your precious metals portfolio, call Tom Cloud at (800) 247-2812

*** Sign up to receive free email alerts and a free investor's kit from Tom Cloud ***

Next, Jay Peroni, CFP, joins Jerry in an interview about the direction of the stock market. Jay provides excellent insight on stock investing ideas for the coming inflation. Check out the new video below for the full details on P.A.C.E. investing and more!

 

*** Looking for investment advice to protect against inflation? Call Jay at (888) 664-6963. ***

 

FTMWeekly Radio Show with Jerry Robinson - Segment 2

 Then, Jerry answers your questions in this week's Listener Mailbag. How should I allocate my precious metals portfolio between gold and silver, and how should I make the most of an extra $300 a month in cash?

If you have a question that you would like Jerry to answer on the air, call (800) 609-5530 or email info@ftmdaily.com.

 

Finally, we conclude with the Retirement Minute with John Bearss. This week John discusses a creative way to give to your favorite charity.

 

*** Ask John Bearss your questions about retirement by clicking here. *** 


FTMWeekly Radio Show with Jerry Robinson - Segment 3

  In Segment 3, I'll be joined by the former head of the TSA and author of popular book Permanent Emergency: Inside the TSA and The Fight For the Future of American Security, Kip Hawley. Mr. Hawley says that the TSA is heading in the wrong direction, and I couldn't agree more. Hawley will discuss reasons why the TSA is failing and provide 5 ways to improve the TSA. You can learn more about Kip Hawley and his book Permanent Emergency here.


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Your Host: Jerry Robinson

(Economist, Best-Selling Author)

Jerry Robinson is an economist, published author, columnist, radio talk show host, and international conference speaker. Robinson has been quoted as an economic authority by USA Today, FoxNews and many other news agencies. His columns have appeared regularly in numerous print and web publications, including WorldNetDaily, Townhall, and FinancialSense. In addition, Robinson is also the Editor-in-Chief of the popular economic newsletter, Follow the Money Quarterly. He resides in Texas with his beautiful wife, Jennifer.

Jennifer Robinson is a financial analyst with experience in corporate finance and the financial services industry. Jennifer is the co-host of Follow the Money Weekly radio, a show dedicated to exposing the truth about money and the economy. Jennifer is also a contributing writer to the quarterly economic forecasting newsletter, Follow the Money Quarterly. She has written on a wide variety topics, including diversification of savings, stock option trading, and emergency preparation. Jennifer is currently the National Director for the Christian Financial Advisor Network and is the Vice President of FTMDaily.com. She holds a Master's Degree in Finance and enjoys operating businesses with her husband and business partner, Jerry Robinson.

Precious Metals Market Update

Tom Cloud, Precious Metals Expert (Turamali, Inc., President) 

Thomas Cloud is the Chairman of the Board of Turamali, Inc. and has a long and successful advisory track record in both financial planning and tangible assets. His expertise as an financial counselor and thorough knowledge of the products he recommends has attracted an impressive list of individuals and major institutions from across the United States. Since 1977, Mr. Cloud has devoted his attention to all areas of tangible asset investing offering a "hands on" approach to each and every Turamali, Inc. client. For more information about Precious Metals Investing, click here.

The Retirement Minute with John Bearss

John Bearss, Retirement Specialist (Christian Financial Advisor Network) 

John R. Bearss is a Retirement Specialist with the Christian Financial Advisor Network. He has been successfully helping clients nearing retirement generate lifetime income streams for 25 years.

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Franco April 28, 2012 at 3:07 pm

Given the when it is going to happen collapse of the US currency debt, (inflation or deflation?) what do you think the value a person holding foreign currency savings accounts. Not like EverBank basket CD's that do not pay anything but actually holding HKD, SPD, CAD and CHF (safe haven) currency in a savings account as part of ones portfolio in those countries?
Appreciate your response.

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