Comments on: “Where Should I Invest My Money?” http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/ Connecting the Dots to Give You A Clear Picture of What’s Really Going On Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:48:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Team Roster http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-14062 Team Roster Sat, 30 Oct 2010 00:50:39 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-14062 Best you should change the post subject Where Should I Invest My Money? | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog to more better for your webpage you create. I liked the post all the same. Best you should change the post subject Where Should I Invest My Money? | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog to more better for your webpage you create. I liked the post all the same.

]]> By: Greg http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-13283 Greg Wed, 27 Oct 2010 03:01:55 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-13283 Joe, I cannot see how real estate will do anything but bottom bounce for some time to come but it you are making money more power to ya. Thank you for your professional perspective. Greg Joe,
I cannot see how real estate will do anything but bottom bounce for some time to come but it you are making money more power to ya. Thank you for your professional perspective.
Greg

]]> By: Joe Ginsberg, CCIM http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-13280 Joe Ginsberg, CCIM Wed, 27 Oct 2010 02:53:40 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-13280 Hi Greg We run an email marketing site specifically for commercial real estate and what we have seen is that more and more people are beginning to advertise their properties for sale at market rates. And the money that has been on the side for a few years now is coming back in to pick up these great deals. Retail sectors are the hottest with land and idustrial sectors still the weekest. I like the article, keep up the good work. Joe Ginsberg, CCIM Hi Greg

We run an email marketing site specifically for commercial real estate and what we have seen is that more and more people are beginning to advertise their properties for sale at market rates. And the money that has been on the side for a few years now is coming back in to pick up these great deals. Retail sectors are the hottest with land and idustrial sectors still the weekest.

I like the article, keep up the good work.
Joe Ginsberg, CCIM

]]> By: Brad Thrasher http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-828 Brad Thrasher Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:24:24 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-828 Hi Keith, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Corporations are formed for many reasons, including shielding personal assets as you mentioned. The tax benefits available to corporations far exceed those available to a human person. To protect for an example, a rental property, you separate the asset from the risk (slip and fall) of ownership. If necessary you can always bankrupt the "risk" corp and walk away. If you asked me if I believe the extent to which we have granted rights to corporations is good law, I would tell you it doesn't pass the smell test. I am a liberal. I just try not to be stupid about it. Oh, the reason I found Keith's post was that I popped back in here to suggest looking at tax free municipal bonds. Could be a great opportunity to buy low and sell high. And remember, nobody ever went broke betting on the USA. Hi Keith, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.

Corporations are formed for many reasons, including shielding personal assets as you mentioned.

The tax benefits available to corporations far exceed those available to a human person. To protect for an example, a rental property, you separate the asset from the risk (slip and fall) of ownership.

If necessary you can always bankrupt the “risk” corp and walk away.

If you asked me if I believe the extent to which we have granted rights to corporations is good law, I would tell you it doesn’t pass the smell test.

I am a liberal. I just try not to be stupid about it.

Oh, the reason I found Keith’s post was that I popped back in here to suggest looking at tax free municipal bonds. Could be a great opportunity to buy low and sell high. And remember, nobody ever went broke betting on the USA.

]]> By: Greg http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-764 Greg Wed, 27 Jan 2010 20:21:54 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-764 Keith, Thank you for the input. Greg Keith,
Thank you for the input.
Greg

]]> By: Keith http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-760 Keith Wed, 27 Jan 2010 05:45:51 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-760 Brad Thrasher said "The single smartest thing everyone can do is begin transitioning your income and assets away from your person and into a corporate form held in a trust. Be it a Subchapter-S, an Inc. an LLC, your tax adviser can help you decide." Corperations are formed to seperate the "owners" assets from liability issues ie lawsuits. How would moving assets into these corperations be a help if they are now accessable in a lawsuit? Brad Thrasher said
“The single smartest thing everyone can do is begin transitioning your income and assets away from your person and into a corporate form held in a trust. Be it a Subchapter-S, an Inc. an LLC, your tax adviser can help you decide.”
Corperations are formed to seperate the “owners” assets from liability issues ie lawsuits. How would moving assets into these corperations be a help if they are now accessable in a lawsuit?

]]> By: Greg http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-758 Greg Wed, 27 Jan 2010 00:47:34 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-758 Brad, Great stuff! Greg Brad,
Great stuff!
Greg

]]> By: Greg http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-757 Greg Wed, 27 Jan 2010 00:45:38 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-757 George, So many people scared! Thanks. Greg George,
So many people scared! Thanks.
Greg

]]> By: George http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-751 George Mon, 25 Jan 2010 20:38:56 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-751 Wow..Great article. I knew I was not the only person think things were different than being feed to us via mainstream media. Wow..Great article. I knew I was not the only person think things were different than being feed to us via mainstream media.

]]> By: Brad Thrasher http://usawatchdog.com/where-should-i-invest-my-money/#comment-748 Brad Thrasher Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:56:01 +0000 http://usawatchdog.com/?p=1082#comment-748 A trial balloon currently floating and that may have reached HB Resolution stage by now is to convert pensions to an annuity guaranteed by the U.S. Treasury. In real speak, Uncle Sam is preparing/considering to confiscate our pension savings and replace it with an IOU. It's estimated somewhere between 4 to 15 trillion dollars is held in pensions. What gold was in 1933, pension funds are today. Before anyone runs out and closes out their 401K or other pension, consider first, where do you go? If your mind just went blank, you have the right answer. The single smartest thing everyone can do is begin transitioning your income and assets away from your person and into a corporate form held in a trust. Be it a Subchapter-S, an Inc. an LLC, your tax adviser can help you decide. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. The only decision left to make is what degree of control each of us will maintain. Get out of all debt. Become self-financing as much as possible. Don't whine about the rules. Use them to your advantage, just like the fat cats do. And maybe, as I do, you might find some solace, keep your faith and hope alive in my favorite quote from Winston Churchill, "You can always trust the Americans will do the right thing. After they've tried everything else first." A trial balloon currently floating and that may have reached HB Resolution stage by now is to convert pensions to an annuity guaranteed by the U.S. Treasury.

In real speak, Uncle Sam is preparing/considering to confiscate our pension savings and replace it with an IOU.

It’s estimated somewhere between 4 to 15 trillion dollars is held in pensions. What gold was in 1933, pension funds are today.

Before anyone runs out and closes out their 401K or other pension, consider first, where do you go? If your mind just went blank, you have the right answer.

The single smartest thing everyone can do is begin transitioning your income and assets away from your person and into a corporate form held in a trust. Be it a Subchapter-S, an Inc. an LLC, your tax adviser can help you decide.

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. The only decision left to make is what degree of control each of us will maintain. Get out of all debt. Become self-financing as much as possible.

Don’t whine about the rules. Use them to your advantage, just like the fat cats do. And maybe, as I do, you might find some solace, keep your faith and hope alive in my favorite quote from Winston Churchill,

“You can always trust the Americans will do the right thing. After they’ve tried everything else first.”

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