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VIEWER QUESTIONS:

Question 1: 0:50
If I took my cash out of the bank and uploaded it on a pre-paid credit card would that help me from losing my money bank notes? 

Question 2: 5:12
What type of paperwork/contract forms are required to pay-off or purchase a home, car, etc with gold and/or silver? 

Question 3: 8:14
I hear that gold maintains its purchasing power relative to fiat, the famous ‘men’s suit’ example is often used. I also hear that gold and silver prices are manipulated. It seems we are saying that gold is both correctly valued (in the suit example) and undervalued due to manipulation. 

Question 4: 12:12
How will Annuities and Life Insurance Policies be affected when the overnight reset happens? 

Question 5: 12:50
How will the gold prices change in the reset? 

Question 6: 15:00
What happens to gold & silver once it goes digital.

Question 7: 16:10
I’m considering withdrawing cash from my Roth account and purchasing gold/silver. I’m 71 yrs old. What are your thoughts on ths?

Question 8: 17:46
“If the bank fails, the card issuer as your “agent” will need to provide the FDIC a list identifying each cardholder and balance on each card at the time the bank fails. The contractual agreement among the financial institution, the prepaid credit card issuer and the cardholders must indicate that the individual cardholders are the owners of the funds”. That language is all lifted right from the FDIC website.