5 ASSETS BETTER THAN CASH

In today's video, I'm discussing five assets that are better than cash. Since the US dollar has been losing value over the years, let's put some numbers behind it.

First up is real estate. If you had invested that dollar in real estate back in 1980, it would be worth approximately $4 today, thanks to appreciation. And if you were renting it out, your rental income would have quintupled to about $5.29. This shows the power of real estate as an asset compared to the declining value of cash.

Watch this video to learn why these assets, among others, are potentially better places to store your wealth than holding onto cash.

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Show Notes:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Real Estate
2:00 Gold & Metals
3:21 Stocks
5:45 Bonds
7:02 Cryptocurrency
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[danielalexander]

The problem with real estate appreciation is you have to factor in the costs of decades of property tax payments along with maintenance costs of the property.

[jackmclane]

With gold I do not have to deal with tenants... I stick with gold and stocks.

[ownsilver]

I have a newsflash for you sir, I bought 800 ounces of silver in 2002 at $5.25 an ounce $4, 000 in all and fast forward I sold 200 ounces for $27 an ounce a few months ago I bought an electric zero turn riding mower with full set of batteries for $5, 500 which only cost me $1, 050 I spent in 2002, precious metals have no counterparty risk, I use precious metals as a saving plan, I also live my life with zero debt since 2009 own my house and property outright drive old vehicles that are in pristine shape 24 year old truck and an 18 year old car, I know a thing or two about finances

[Merissabade-dw]

I plan to retire at the end of 2025 at 62 after 36 years in Telecom as a sales engineer. My wife will retire in May 2026 and she's loving life! But walking away from a good income stream and building the nest egg to living from the nest egg is a scary proposition couple with the alarming recession and CPI report

[flsupraguy]

The best straight to the facts channel on YouTube

[ois-jykl]

Real Estate ... I invested 7k for 125k house for my down payment in 2016... sold the first house for 220k... put a 50k down payment for a 225k valued- 335k by the bank at the time in 2019... its now worth around 600k. 👍 and I also like corporate bonds

[robertrio]

If you invested in gold in the mid 1990s to 2005 it would be worth 6x to 8x today at $2500/ounce. Silver about 5x at $30/ounce. Not too bad for a hedge.

[Kaustavpatell]

I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.

[mississippiapple]

Real estate has become such a pain now. Cost to insure and always repair

[robertjosan]

Real estate also has lots of expenses and responsibilities (headaches) even raw land has annual taxes that’s not illustrated in your equation.

[michellerussell]

I might add an argument for real estate in this example would be that while the property value may have only gone up $4, depending on where you live, the INCOME it produced while you were holding it is not being accounted for - not to mention the TAX ADVANTAGES of holding an income property. I just looked up a house we bought in 1989 for $80k that is worth nearly $600k now. Also, we only put $16k of our own money down... so OPM. Even better, is the revenue it produces is >$2500 per month now, completely paid off by someone else (renters). Plus, when one spouse is a doctor and the other a real estate investor (professional) it gets even better. RE has helped us legally cut our taxes for years while creating a very good revenue stream. Anderson has helped us set up our assets and we really enjoy the benefits of our platinum membership. Great video, Toby.

[scottstebbins]

Actually a silver dollar today costs 30 dollars so our paper dollar at best is worth 3 cents.

[brianb]

Gold and silver. 5, 000 years of history and reliability.

[tonioyendis]

I'm retired, therefore, i keep it simple with a few high yielding dividend ETF'S & a few companies & REITs.

[therover]

Everyone says they f you invest in stocks it will grow magnitudes. Don’t stocks go up and down? Some companies even go bust.

[jvin]

The very alarming risk is at the end of a Fiat Currency cycle, all value stored in Fiat is most likely to vanish. Assets like precious metals hedge that risk just like buying Insurance for your home/car to protect against their destruction. They may not increase in value but you have something. Ask any citizen of a hyperinflation economy what they really want to own, or ask any Central Bank right now what they are buying (it's gold).

[barryfitzgerald]

Rents at 5.29 are you calculating all expenses that come with that ?
Maintenance, Insurance, Taxes ?

If I bought $10, 000 Fiat Allis stock back in 1950 what would it be worth today ?
Absolutely nothing.
They are out of business. Long gone.

[alexdcruz]

$1 US in 1980 is now 25 c. OK 1 US (1980dollars) Real estate is now worth approximately $ 4.00 today which is worth $1:00 in 1980 dollars

[alvinjohnson]

As a private investor, my favorite investment are close -end funds that pay monthly dividends like;
IGD-that invests in stocks of different companies & covered call options.
NRO-that invests in real estate & real estate REITs.
MGF-that invests in government treasury futures, notes & bonds.
CMU- that invests in tax free municipal bond.
GGN-that invests in companies in the natural resource sector, ( like minning & oil companies).
And, NCZ-that invests in convertible bonds & convertible preferred stock.
I also like investing in PSEC, a business development company that pays monthly dividends!😊

[jeffbrewster]

The beauty of real estate is that it is a great hedge against inflation, particularly when properties are paid off or there is at least a strong positive cash flow with rents. That said, it can take a couple decades to get into that situation for most investors - and requires a degree of perseverance many don't possess for a "second job." I could hire out many things, but I'm always learning and maintaining rentals is now my full time job. I'll gladly take that over the mundane grind of working in an office. Dealing with tenants? Select wisely and treat them well...