Until the New Bank Comes

By Anna Von Reitz

What can you do to help get through the transition safely and not have everything at risk in corporate banks? 

1. There are IRA/401K options that allow you to buy gold and keep it at home or wherever else you like in your own keeping.  Consider transferring your IRA/401K into physical gold and simply keeping it in a home safe.  

2. Remember--- always---- that Postal Money Orders are backed by gold and are easily exchanged for any form of currency on the planet.  A Postal Money Order is like the "cash of all cashes".  

Unlike physical gold, a PMO is as easy to transport as any paper currency.  And although it is totally fungible like a currency, you can -- if you wish -- restrict who can use it similar to a check, simply by filling out the information sections or not.  

I have always liked Postal Money Orders and often use them for my own savings, even though there is a nominal fee to convert FRNs to PMOs. The gold-backing, the freedom from confiscation, the ease of transport and storage, and the universal ability to convert into local currency is well worth it.  

But, but, but, BUT...... I hear some of you saying------what about the interest I can accrue on my savings account in a commercial bank?

Questions about the new proposed bank

Questions about the Bank

Hi Paul,

I have been keeping up with your blog regularly for quite some time now... as well as with the writings of Anna Von Reitz, that you have so diligently promoted.

The work both of you are doing to expedite the educational process for all of us who are interested is genuinely appreciated. 

I am looking forward to the compilation and publishing of the work of the new Living Law Firm that is intended to provide sorely needed guidance toward freedom as they perfect and lay out that information for us. 

You have noted the benefits of using that information to create a database of documents and a roadmap that can be followed by everyone. This will enable the implementation of that accumulated work into documents where and as they are needed in relation to the many various individual cases. I am aware that Anna has expressed some frustration from time to time with the immense load of cases that people want her to assist them with, because they feel ill equipped to handle these difficult, technical, and confusing matters by themselves. She, along with the apparent few knowledgeable enough to be of any significant assistance to her in this effort, have felt the overwhelm of expectations (or at least hopeful anticipation) from all those facing seemingly overpowering court pressures with their individual situations. It is of course obviously unrealistic for so few to do the massive amount of work that so many need to have help with in accomplishing.