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Where To Invest For Safety

Do you know where to turn when it comes to safety in investing? Investment Advisors Mitchell Reiner, CFP™ and Curt Klein answer your questions with regard to safely investing your money.

As much as stocks and bonds are key to an investment plan, cash and investments that focus on preservation of principal are integral as well. This podcast focuses on investments that will not fluctuate with the ups and downs of the market.

Link(s) in this podcast:

http://www.treasurydirect.gov/
http://www.fdic.gov/
http://www.fdic.gov/deposit/

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  • Tom Borden

    I’m 70 years old, retired on social security. I have retirement income.
    I’m heavily invested (401 account) in GNMA’S that I purchase (usually in $25,000.00 increments) through my Broker. They have been working as advertised to date.
    My question is they are not FDIC insured, however they are ‘backed by the full faith of the government’.

    During these wild financial times-how safe/secure are they? Should I consider other income sources?

    Thanks, in advance for your advice.

    Tom Borden

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