As Trust In Governments & Institutions Collapses, We Rebuild It In Our Families | Andy Schectman

Miles Franklin's CEO argues institutional trust has collapsed, and durable relationships replace systems as the foundation for business and family.

His core discipline: buy something every two weeks from age 19, so compounding of time works for you instead of against you.

He treats mistakes as recoverable only if you own them quickly; deflecting accountability is what actually compounds the damage.

Bullion premiums have compressed sharply: pre-1933 $20 Liberty coins at $150 over melt, a level he has never seen in 36 years.

One-ounce silver rounds at $1.49 over spot are the cleanest entry for investors who want silver exposure without junk-silver spreads.