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What's Your End Goal Total Of Silver? & Why.


Kman

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When our main wage stops when we retire any store of wealth that can be liquidated is an asset. Just think it as squirreling it away all summer ready for our winter.

It does not always have to show a massive profit as long as we have some store of wealth to fall back on.Diversification will level out the average investments.

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Main plan is to have enough silver and gold so at retirement I can buy a villa here http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalyan

3 bedroom detached brand new Vila all fitted, with a private pool. The place is beautiful, and cheap too.

I will keep my house in the UK and rent it out to have a monthly income, sell bits of silver and gold as I see fit,and read books and hopefully write one too.

An ounce of silver a week for 20 years, and a half sov a month on top of house and pension income should do me nicely.

I mean, just look what you can get for your money here....

http://dalyansunrisehomes.com/listings.php?Type=Project

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Haha go for it, more the merrier! Its a conservation area so no big hotels or developments are allowed. Rock tombs in the mountains lit up at night make a beautiful back drop, and a 2000 year old ruined city within easy walking distance too. Heading back there for two weeks this year on holiday again.

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