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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 5 MIN

Is It Too Late to Buy Gold in 2026?

from The Infinite Income Podcast · host George Mayfield

Gold is hitting all‑time highs, fueled by a weaker dollar and aggressive central‑bank buying. That surge has a lot of investors—especially retirees—asking the same question: Did I miss my window? In this episode, we break down what gold really is in a portfolio: not a growth engine, but a form of financial insurance. You’ll learn how to think about gold’s role, how much exposure makes sense, and why chasing price spikes is rarely the right move. If you’ve been wondering whether gold still belongs in your retirement strategy, this episode gives you the clarity you need.

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Gold is hitting record highs, leaving many retirees wondering if they’ve already missed the move. In this episode, we explain why gold works best as insurance—not a growth asset—and compare income‑focused options like IAUI with low‑cost physical funds like IAUM. We also flag the risks of “paper gold” products that don’t guarantee real ownership.

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