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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Speedy, post: 850523, member: 705&quot;]Well, yes, you will find those who are out to only make money themselves, but believe me, there are people out there that are in business to help others.</p><p>Buying bullion is good, but I hate to see you tie up a lot of your money into that IF that is all you are going to be getting for awhile.</p><p>Are you able to go back to work?&nbsp; Are you planing on going back to work?&nbsp; If you are, are you going to be able to live on less than you will make at that job?&nbsp; If you are, then invest in anything you want, and let it sit.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most invester adviser I talk with suggest leaving any investment for at least 10 years...but at the same time, you should keep a watch on how it is going, so you can sell, and buy at the right time.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you are not going to be able to work again, and this is all you are going to have to live on, then I still have to go back to the fact that bullion does NOT grow fast enough to make this a good move.&nbsp; Heck, even key date coins don&#039;t grow that much.&nbsp; I have a 1909-S VDB that I bought several years ago - if I sold it back to the dealer I might make a slight proffit....maybe.</p><p><br /></p><p>I guess what this all comes down to is this - you have to feel safe with your investment, but your investment also has to be after much research.&nbsp; If this is &quot;extra&quot; money that you can stand to lose, then put it in anything you want.&nbsp; If this is money that you have to have to live, then do extra research, and invest in your learning.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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