Friday, September 25, 2009

Hard times.

Les Jones offers some sensible ideas on the safest mattresses in which to stuff your cash these days.
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9 comments:

Tangalor said...

Foiled again. I thought for sure my Sealy was a sufficient locale for my squirreling away of FRNs.

9:46 AM, September 25, 2009
Unknown said...

The problem with gold is surviving long enough to spend it. If all you have is fiat paper, the government won't kill you for it. If you have hard money, they put you on the train.

2:33 PM, September 25, 2009
Brian Dale said...

Good stuff. Thanks for the link, Tam.

3:49 PM, September 25, 2009
Crucis said...

Another reason to start coin collecting. I still have my old dime and quarter collection from my childhood with coins were made with real silver.

Harder to do now, but still possible.

5:15 PM, September 25, 2009
rickn8or said...

Copper, lead and brass. Blued and stainless steel.

8:16 PM, September 25, 2009
Tam said...

"Copper, lead and brass. Blued and stainless steel."

Yes, but they won't take that at the Piggly Wiggly.

8:45 PM, September 25, 2009
Daniel Short said...

Tam, check out this link for the ultimate in keeping things safe under your mattress.

http://www.bedgunsafe.com/index.html

9:56 PM, September 25, 2009
Steve Skubinna said...

The guy's comment on credit unions is spot on - after 30 years with Navy Federal I don't see why anyone does business wiht a bank. Credit unions give better service, have fewer and lower fees, and pay better rates.

1:26 AM, September 26, 2009
Dana said...

In the not to distant future the matresses will come from the factory stiffed with cash. It will be cheaper then any other material.

9:02 AM, September 27, 2009

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