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  • Switzerland vs. Singapore

    Switzerland and Singapore are two of the leading global destinations when it comes to storing wealth. Gregor Gregersen CEO and founder of Silver Bullion discusses the characteristics of each country and why the wealthy call these global destinations home. Is there a winner?

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  • Singapore’s Success Story

    How does a small country with no natural resources transform itself into a global financial center with a world-class airport and first-world amenities? We examine some of the decisions made by the Singapore government over the years to find out why they've worked, and how they have contributed to Singapore becoming one of the richest countries in the world.

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  • The Cost of Dollar Sterilization

    What does "dollar sterilization" mean? We explain the concept in this article, and show how it works, as well as the unintended effects that can happen, such as unexpected inflation that defies the overall economic situation.

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  • How UN, CIA, IMF. and World Bank statistics have misrepresented Singapore debt

    Authoritative entities have painted Singapore as having high debt, but the Singapore Government has had substantially more surplusses than deficits over the last 30 years. So where does this "debt" come from? Read on to find out what Singapore's "debt" is, and how the situation has been misrepresented.

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  • Why Singapore is Increasing Its Gold Reserves

    This article delves into the factors driving Singapore's proactive approach toward gold accumulation. We explore the historical context, reasons behind the increased reserves, Singapore's unique approach, and the potential benefits and implications of this strategic move. 

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  • Silver's Undervaluation: A Precious Metal in High Demand That Is Growing Scarcer

    After discussing this with trade journalists and industry insiders and conducting my own research, I realized that the upcoming photovoltaic silver demand might well be, short of a USD currency crisis, the major catalyst to push silver into triple-digit valuations.

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  • From Creditanstalt to UBS-Credit Suisse: The Dangers of Merging Troubled Banks

    At its core, the frantic merger of UBS and Credit Suisse was another chapter in the all-too-familiar topic of ‘too big to fail’ banks. In this article, we examine a similar instance of merging banks into a super bank that failed with catastrophic consequences that brought on a global depression.

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  • The Weakest Link: Third-party Risk and its Impact on your Wealth

    You may have recently heard about the downfall of Silvergate and Silicon Valley Bank, or the depegging of the stablecoin USDC from the dollar. While these events may seem exclusive to the cryptocurrency market, it is important to recognize their potential implications for other asset classes.

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  • How Silver Bullion Conducts Precious Metal Audits

    A precious metals audit essentially answers this common question from customers, “How can I be sure that my gold and silver bullion are in the vault?”

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  • Gold Revaluation: Fantasy or a Likely Solution?

    Analysts have returned gold price estimates ranging from $10,000 to $50,000 should gold back currencies again. Regardless, what does history say about gold revaluation? 

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