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Why do the world's richest people always create their own charities? And it has nothing to do with helping people. Tom just made 10 million. The government wants 3 million in tax, but Tom refuses to pay. So he creates a charity, the Tom Foundation. Donates all 10 million to it, and his tax bill drops to zero. But didn't Tom give his money away? No, he made himself CEO, pays himself a huge salary, puts family on the board, and writes off a private jet. He still controls everything, still lives like a king, and society thinks he's a hero. But dodging taxes is only half the game. The other half is access. The rich don't just buy gold, they own the source, the ground it's dug from, in the most stable mining country on earth. That's Nevada, and one small company drilling there is Iconic Minerals, ticker ICM. This segment is disseminated on behalf of Iconic Minerals, not financial advice. It just started drilling its new past gold project with mining veteran McEwan Mining. The assets the rich keep to themselves start in the dirt, not financial advice, do your own research.

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