They're paying bond-like returns, and you're going to get capital appreciation from these things.

It depends upon the age of the individual and the personal income tax situation, but I like the Roth IRA.

That's a one-in-the-hand versus two-in-the-bush.

If somebody is super-wealthy and wants to be super-safe, owning some gold is fine for them, I personally don't think they'll see a significant rate of return on it.

One best way to die for the world is to do one thing greater to appreciate the works of those who have one way or the other given you a hand of hope to build you up for the future.

I think the governor and I had an appreciation for a more coherent and organized communications structure than was employed by prior administrations,