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News Letter Reviews Review EverBank's Debt-Free Index CDs
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| Saturday, 20 September 2008 | ||||||||||
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Thanks to the AIG bailout this week, even more American tax dollars ended up in a private company�s balance sheet. But as we�ve pointed out many times, the U.S. government is barely solvent itself. Who will bail America out? Our advice is, don�t wait to find out. Even if the government�s efforts to ensure the financial system �at all costs� are successful, the last likely victim is the U.S. dollar. Regardless whether you agree with government intervention in the markets or not, the clock is ticking. And your savings are at stake. That�s why I�m writing right now. Our friends at EverBank have assembled a Debt-Free Index Certificate of Deposit that should help you shield your savings from market risk. From now until Oct. 1, because you�re a reader of Agora Financial publications, you have an exclusive opportunity to get in. And because of our unique relationship with EverBank, your minimum deposit will be half the usual rate. The CD actually offers a two-prong safety net. First, it�s denominated in a basket of foreign currencies, which automatically takes you safely outside the dollar. But even more importantly, the currencies are all from countries with a positive balance of payments � meaning their currency stands a good chance of appreciating over time against the U.S. dollar. There�s never been a better time to get into one of the CDs. The Fed�s intervention has kept the dollar from spinning out of control so far. But as the dust settles, the fundamentals will come to the top again � and the dollar will return to its underlying weak trend. As the dollar falls, the CD�s value will increase. The Debt-Free Index CDs are FDIC insured, of course � but you should know that if the CD�s currencies don�t appreciate, neither will its value. So consider it an easy and affordable way to hedge the dollar�s demise.
And remember, this CD is exclusively available to Agora Financial readers for the next 12 days. Also don�t forget, you only need half the standard minimum requirement to get into one. There�s really never been a hedging idea like this... and I hope you�ll take advantage of this special offer. Follow this link for all the details . Cheers, Addison Wiggin
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