The Family Gold Plan Every Patriot Needs

Yesterday, we exposed why big banks aren’t the place for your gold. Today, we’re looking at what comes next—building a family metals plan. Because it’s not just about what you own, it’s about who’s ready to carry that wealth forward when you’re gone.

Start with an inventory: what you have, where it’s stored, and what it’s worth. Then decide who you trust. Whether it’s a spouse, child, or trustee, someone needs to know the plan. Document everything—storage info, combinations, even a short letter on why you chose to invest in metals. Passing down gold is more than inheritance—it’s passing down independence.

Tomorrow, we’ll expose how rising crime is making home gold storage riskier—and the best ways to protect your stash.

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Fun Fact Of The Day

In 2023, a national poll showed only 27% of Americans with physical gold had a documented plan to pass it down—leaving billions in wealth at risk of being lost or forgotten.