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Capital Gold Group - Sponsors 'Christian Advisors and IRA GOLD Retirement Plans'
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Capital Gold Group offers "IRA GOLD" retirement plans for all NACFC Christian Advisors (National Association of Christian Financial Consultants). The organization is a group of investment professionals committed to recapturing "traditional American values" and avoiding investments in gambling, tobacco and alcohol. NACFC financial planners are dedicated to wealth preservation principles and asset allocation into core assets classes such as real estate and gold.
Capital Gold Group is offering the "tax-advantaged" IRA GOLD Individual
Retirement Account program for physical gold. This
NACFC financial consultants can offer "physical gold" to high-net worth clientele as a hedge against inflation, market volatility and a shrinking U.S. Dollar. Since 2001 high-net worth investors have been flocking to physical gold as part of an overall asset allocation strategy. Tax strategy experts are recommending gold IRA plans for portfolio diversification and wealth preservation.
The NACFC conference featured numerous world-renowned speakers -- a recurring theme at the event was need for "tangible assets" such as gold as a hedge against the "shrinking" U.S. Dollar. The U.S. Dollar Index has declined over 30% since the year 2002 and physical gold prices have increased over 200% since 2002. The Capital Gold Group offers "Gold IRA" plans providing both traditional tax-deferred benefits and the safe-haven tangible asset allocation.
Physical gold is the "the missing link" in most portfolios today,
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Links:
http://www.safeasgold.com
http://www.IRAgold.com
http://www.thecapitalgoldgroup.com
http://www.GoldIRA.com
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