Are You Already A "Bullionaire"?
- David LeBlanc
- Aug 24
- 3 min read
Hi again real money tribe,
Let me introduce a new term: the “bullionaire.” This is someone who is protecting their purchasing power from inflation and building financial independence, privacy, and freedom — not in fiat dollars but in ounces of physical gold and silver.
Sound intriguing? Maybe some — or all — of these traits will resonate with you. 😀 Maybe you're already a "bullionaire"! Let's find out.
1. They Keep Their Metals a Secret
A true bullionaire doesn’t advertise their wealth in physical metals. They share the information only with a spouse or partner — that’s it. Why? Safety and privacy. You wouldn’t go around telling people how much cash you keep at home, would you? Same idea. Keeping your gold and silver under wraps protects your wealth from thieves, and it reinforces a mindset of financial discretion — a hallmark of true independence.
2. They Have a Plan and Objectives
A successful bullionaire isn’t buying metals randomly. They:
Set clear objectives for accumulating gold and silver.
Maintain a disciplined plan for converting fiat dollars into metals on a regular basis.
Pay themselves first, allocating a portion of income to wealth preservation in precious metals.
Use bonuses or windfalls to add ounces, not fritter them away on impulsive spending.
Think of it as building financial freedom with strategy and discipline, instead of luck.
3. They Are Frugal, Not Frivolous
Frugality is another key trait. Bullionaires:
Buy what they need, avoiding unnecessary expenses.
Cook at home mostly rather than dining out daily, and may even grow some of their own food for health and cost reasons.
Keep household overhead low, freeing up more money to invest in gold and silver.
High earners often fall into the trap of high spending, which also drives higher taxes. In contrast, the bullionaire focuses on efficiency and purpose, redirecting resources toward long-term wealth, freedom, and choice.
4. They Own a Reasonable Car
A bullionaire often drives a reliable, modest vehicle — think Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla — instead of a flashy Mercedes or Range Rover. Why? High-end cars:
Come with large monthly payments ($700+ is common these days).
Cost more to maintain, repair, and insure.
Buying a quality used car with cash can free up hundreds of dollars each month — money that could instead grow wealth in ounces of gold and silver. Imagine how much security you could build by simply avoiding overpaying for a vehicle which depreciates the moment you drive it off the lot?
5. They Own a Reasonable Home
The same logic applies to housing. A modest, affordable home:
Saves money on heating, cooling, insurance, and property taxes.
Reduces maintenance costs.
Supports a lifestyle focused on wealth preservation rather than status.
Even billionaires like Warren Buffett live in modest homes — proving that financial independence is about smart choices, not flashy displays.
Are You a Bullionaire?
Do you already practice some — or maybe all — of these habits? Or perhaps you have other “bullionaire” strategies that work for you?
Share your thoughts below 👇 and let’s celebrate the smart, disciplined, and wealth-preserving habits that help us protect our purchasing power and live with financial freedom.
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To your financial health 🥂,
David
The Precious Metals Coach + Money Mindset Mentor
Real Money For We The People
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