Here in Turkey, people mostly keep it as Golden in their bank accounts, or $USD.
No one trusts Turkish lira anymore.
1 USD is 44 Turkish lira. 1 Euro is 50 lira. 1 gram Golden is 7500 lira. Horrible. Why would they keep it as lira? Terrible currency
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Trending & News Here in Turkey, people mostly keep it as Golden in their bank accounts, or $USD.
No one trusts Turkish lira anymore.
1 USD is 44 Turkish lira. 1 Euro is 50 lira. 1 gram Golden is 7500 lira. Horrible. Why would they keep it as lira? Terrible currency
I invested in Metals (Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Osmium, lead, copper, nickel, Alum, Zinc, Rhenium, Bronze, Brass) Art , Ivory, Sport cards , Stamps, Antiques, Gem Stones (Diamonds, Sapphires, Emeralds, Rubies, Opals, Tanzanite, Tvarite Garnet), and Graded Jewelry by GIA.
Mostly Art and Silver though I have graded Jewelry, Sports cards, coins and Diamonds.
Almost all are Physical , but I do have some AT&T Stocks
I am doing pretty well because US dollar is tanking and that makes all physical Assets higher.
Property. I own a few houses that i rent and some farmland that i lease. I have a few stocks, shares and bonds. Got a few units on an industrial estate i rent out. Ideally id like to some day in the future have like a shopping mall, bowling alley, cinema, ice rink kind of complex. I know people that invested in candy and soda machines.
I live in Australia and here you can open up reward saver accounts or high interest savings accounts that pays people a monthly interest.
I’m not sure if that exists in the country you live in though.
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