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1. You’ve heard the old saying, and it is so true; "Pay yourself first" and then live off of what is left. That is the beginning and most important part of the Silver Savings Plan. Save 10% of your take-home income or after-tithe income. If that is just really impossible right now, then start out by putting aside 1%, 3%, 5%, or whatever you can consistently save. Alternatively, you could use money obtained from recycling or over-time earnings. Buy silver instead of useless stuff from Walmart.

2. Try to regularly increase the amount you save – when you get a raise or when you pay off a credit card, etc., increase your Silver Savings Plan contributions.

3. Set that money aside, maybe in a regular savings account that you never touch, just until you have enough to purchase silver. You could buy silver an ounce at a time, but then you would spend more on shipping for each piece, and each ounce costs more when purchased in small quantities. You might want to purchase in quantities of 5 oz., 20 oz. or 100 oz.

4. If you can purchase in quantities of 100 oz., you will get a much better price. Or buy 20 oz. and get a few friends to order with you.

5. If you can save consistently each payday, think of how much silver you will have at the end of just one year! If you were to keep that money in a regular savings account instead, it would earn about 1% interest. Meanwhile, inflation is running an estimated 4% to 12%, depending on whose figures you use.

6. Silver is expected to increase in value due to increased demand as more people learn of its value, and as even more industrial uses are discovered. Paper fiat currencies can totally lose their value, which is completely based on perception and trust. Silver has never lost its value.

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