I made a list of things to buy before the year ends several months ago in the hopes that I accomplish crossing them off in due time. To date, four major expenses are still left in the list, and work is looking very good so I am confident that I will be able to cross all items on the list before the calendar year starts anew. Getting cash for gold might be a good idea so I can buy those stuff immediately, but I don’t think I own enough gold to convert it into anything worth on my list. So I guess going the hard (but sure) way of getting them is still the way to go for me.
For anyone who’s invested a lot of gold in the past, this idea seems a very viable alternative to getting that cash instantly for any immediate need. I now see why some relatives are very keen in investing in gold jewelry. I thought it was all for luxury and showing off only, but these offers to exchange for cash when the need comes proves the investment to be a wise one. Now I wish I had gold to sell. Hee hee. Well, maybe next time.
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investing is something that I still need to learn. Money is like water on my palms, easy disappears just like that. 🙁
at least 4 na lang ang kulang mo, ako bonggang dami pa. =/