This lack of counterparty risk makes precious metals quite different from
most conventional assets.
Since I am not a fan of
most conventional asset allocation, I am personally surprised by this result, but now let me explain why I reached this conclusion.
Not exact matches
But a staff analytical paper from the Bank of Canada is peeling back the layers of blockchain's proposed advantages and suggests
most of its
assets actually come from more -
conventional technologies such as encryption and smart contracts.
That's why the
conventional wisdom is that Canadian dividend - paying stocks are the
most tax - efficient
asset class.
Maybe I'm missing something to your point, but it seems to me that if you are like
most folks and your investment properties are financed under
conventional freddie / fannie conforming loans under your personal name, then keeping your primary residence «highly leveraged» vs your investment properties doesn't really buy you much of anything with additional
asset protection.
Most of the time, 20 % of the price of the home in liquid
assets is needed for a
conventional mortgage.