The Tax Payer Relief Act, adopted in 1997, has made precious metal investment possible into Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA’s). Accepted metals are now silver, gold, platinum and even palladium, though the most popular kind of investment is in gold. There are many reasons why a gold IRA account is a wise choice for the future.
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