Real estate, mutual funds, gold, silver, options equity etc.

As far as asset allocation, I am 10% cash and 90% silver and gold, so I can allow flexibility in that ratio.

I would paint the walls a bright neutral and cabinets white and change out the hardware to a silver (handles and hinges)

I think a lot of people think attending a class will hand them success on a silver platter.

Given that we're a small, 4-unit, owner-managed HOA, we've thus far not had to employ legal counsel (knock on wood).I just received the quote, though, and learned that the policy being suggested as an alternative is offering a slightly less expensive rate along with better coverage.So, a silver lining to the big bank arrogance!

Louis renaissance or something cut out of silver linings.

I have been leveraging in with silver eagle rolls the past few months.

When I get cash I convert a little into silver and gold coinage and bullion.

Grew up in Baltimore, went to school at College Park, lived in Silver Spring/Rockville/Gaithersburg for several years after school.And may be moving back to the area in the next couple years

There isn't a silver bullet and nothing will ensure everyone takes you seriously.