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This just in from the Treasury Department: The United States will not be unloading its nearly $400 billion stash of gold to delay hitting the debt ceiling.

The Oracle of Omaha has become wealthy investing in undervalued companies that contribute valuable goods and services. Gold just sits there.

When the Federal Reserve's policy-making committee meets next Tuesday, there will be no mystery as to what they will do.

Nothing.

Most eyes are on gold right now, but copper gives us a better read on the economy and a better way to play the recovery.

Even if you're not worried that the dollar will plunge, owning gold isn't a bad idea.

As the precious metal continues to soar, naysayers abound. But a few things need to happen before the yellow fever cools off.

Gold is soaring to record high prices, and guess who has the biggest stash?

Yes, it could be a problem, particularly if you use a lot of foreign goods or travel overseas. But there's no need to start trading currencies or hoarding gold.

If older people choose to remain in houses where they are comfortable, there are many ways to shore up their homes’ safety.

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