IRA, GOLD & STUDENT LOANS...Q&A with LYNETTE ZANG & ERIC GRIFFIN

Questions on Protecting Wealth with Gold & Silver?  Call 877-410-1414 or Schedule a Call for Later Here: ↓ https://calendly.com/itmtrading/youtube?utm_source=YouTube __________ Eric sources questions from Lynette’s viewers and Lynette responds with organic and unrehearsed answers. If you have a question for Lynette and Eric, please either submit your question though YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, or email to [email protected]. If you enjoyed the Q&A with Lynette Zang, please like, subscribe, and share in order to help Lynette fight the fiat money disease! Have questions for the Q&A, email us at [email protected]. Have questions about acquiring gold and silver? Call: 877-410-1414 To see Lynette's slides, research links or questions from this video: https://www.itmtrading.com/blog/ira-gold-student-loans-qa-with-lynette-zang-eric-griffin/ Question 1: 1:41 I know you advocate holding the physical gold myself. Am I better off paying the taxes now and putting the cash to physical gold I control? How safe is keeping it in an IRA? Question 2: 3:57 I am wondering what will happen to my student loan debt through hyperinflation/ reset? Question 3: 8:14 Given that most central banks have accumulated so much gold over the past decade, can't governments just reevaluate the price of gold and pay off their debts? Wouldn't that be like the trillion-dollar coin theory? Question 4: 7:12 I get tons of phone calls about refinancing my home. Do you think banks & mortgage companies are trying to get people to refinance their homes so that the banks will be protected when the Libor is shifted to SOFR? Question 5: 8:50 What do you think about prepaying a few years of property tax now with cash? Question 6: 11:00 Instead of confiscation of Gold wouldn't it be easier if the government just taxed capital gains at a high rate. Question 7: 14:58 Can you recap the events (or signals) to look out for that indicate the reset is in progress? What stage are they in the process? Question 8: 17:44 Can you please explain what you mean by no counterparty risk?