Interest up? Down? How to still get a return

In this podcast, Jerry Robinson on "Follow the Money Weekly" explains how to make it work, whether interest rates are up for down.

He reviews the Federal Reserve and its recent decision to keep interest rates near zero, and discusses how he is navigating this low interest rate environment with precious metals, dividend paying stocks and stock trading.

He also is joined by Tom Cloud for a talk about the recent rally in gold and silver, in the precious metals market update.

And Chad Hovind, creator of the DVD teaching series called "Godonomics: What the ALMIGHTY Says About the Almighty Dollar," also joins Robinson to explore biblical teaching about liberty, prosperity and generosity.

In the podcast's last segment, Robinson talks about an upcoming video tutorial series on how to start your own website, and Jay Peroni talks about the importance of a long-term view to investing.
Podcast is 1:09:51.

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Jerry Robinson is an economist, published author, columnist, radio talk show host, and international conference speaker. Robinson has been quoted as an economic authority by USA Today, FoxNews and many other news agencies. His columns have appeared regularly in numerous print and web publications, including WND. In addition, Robinson is also the editor-in-chief of the popular economic newsletter, "Follow the Money Quarterly."