Sound Money Laws Are Gaining Ground
Missouri now leads the nation with the strongest sound money legislation in the country. The state has officially approved the use of physical gold and silver to pay taxes. This isn’t symbolic. It’s practical progress toward wealth preservation and financial independence.
As Lynette Zang stated, “We’re making progress.” Missouri is setting a standard other states can follow.
Florida Joins the Fight for Financial Sovereignty
Florida has also passed sound money legislation. Lynette met with the state’s future governor, highlighting that this effort is real and growing. Florida’s law still needs implementation refinement to match Missouri’s, but the legislative foundation is set.
More states are beginning to understand what individuals have long known: in times of monetary instability, you need physical assets. Gold and silver are time-tested protections against currency failure.
Making Sound Money Actionable at the Local Level
Lynette is now working closely with Daniel Diaz to develop a program that walks people through how to support sound money initiatives in their own states. This step-by-step effort is designed to overcome the uncertainty and overwhelm that stops most people from taking action.
“You can do this with me,” she said. “One person can’t do everything, but together we can do anything.”
Responding to Catherine Austin Fitts on Numismatic Coins
A viewer asked why Catherine Austin Fitts discourages investing in numismatic coins. Lynette responded that Fitts may not fully understand their role in confiscation scenarios.
“Gold has been confiscated overtly three times in U.S. history,” Lynette reminded viewers. “You think they won’t do it again?”
She emphasized the importance of not making financial decisions based on “hopium.” Instead, sound money strategies must be based on tangible, historical data and practical application.
Why Fundamental Value Matters
Lynette warned that without knowing how to determine an asset’s fundamental value, you cannot accurately judge if it’s underpriced, fairly priced, or overpriced. This applies to all financial assets: crypto, real estate, stocks, bonds, and both bullion and collectible metals.
Derivatives: The Hidden Risk in Today’s Financial System
Loans today are often backed by derivatives. If any party within that structure defaults, even performing borrowers can lose everything. The financial system has become so complex that promises within contracts are broken up, repackaged, and resold as something new. The illusion of value has replaced real value.
This isn’t theory. It began in 1998 with the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management and escalated with the 2008 financial crisis. Nothing has been solved. The risks have simply been multiplied.
“They changed formulas and created an even bigger monster that we can’t see,” Lynette said. “It’s not what we can see that’s dangerous. It’s what we can’t see.”
When the next failure comes, it won’t unfold over months. “Remember 2008—literally 24 hours, done.”
Now Is the Time to Prepare
Tangible assets like gold and silver are more than investments. They are real wealth that protects against inflation, instability, and systemic risk. If you want to preserve your purchasing power and maintain control, you must act before the next crisis hits.
Start here:
- Learn about sound money strategies
- Move into physical gold and silver
- Protect your wealth from inflation
- Prepare for financial disruption
- Join the movement in your state
Visit lynettezang.com to explore how Zang Enterprises can help you secure your future with strategies built on truth, history, and real value. We’ll help you take action before it's too late.
