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RESEARCH |  PROPRIETARY FRAMEWORKS

Protect Wealth. Preserve Control. Extend Continuity

Our research gives families, business owners and wealth stewards practical ways to examine ownership, access, liquidity and succession before a decision becomes urgent. The Merrick Spitters Asset Security Framework™ connects the ownership test with five coordinated planning pillars. Our succession work examines how authority, capital and responsibility pass to the next generation. Monetary-system research is presented separately.

RESEARCH |  PROPRIETARY FRAMEWORKS

Developed through the combined work of Adrian C. Spitters and Peter J. Merrick, The Merrick Spitters Asset Security Framework™ asks four questions about wealth: Who controls it? How can it be accessed? How independently is it held? Will ownership and decision-making continue when circumstances change?

Owning Assets in Order of Asset Security™ applies those tests to financial dependencies. The Five Pillars of Asset Security™ then organize the distinct roles of physical gold and silver, productive private assets, discretionary portfolio management, tax-aware repositioning, and comprehensive wealth and continuity planning. The succession work examines what must happen when authority, liquidity and responsibility transfer. These are educational frameworks, not a model portfolio or a promise of any outcome.

Led by Adrian Protect Capital

Asset Security & Capital Resilience

Adrian C. Spitters, CFP®, FCSI®, CEA
Joint Bridge ArchitecturePreserve Control

Ownership Continuity & Coordination 

Where asset security and succession intersect
Led by PeterTransfer Well

Succession & Wealth Transfer

Peter J. Merrick, TEP®
 

Some of our research examines how the monetary system itself can affect family wealth. The Monetary Succession Test™ is an educational framework. It is not investment advice, a market forecast, or a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.

Adrian-Led Specialized Research

Monetary Systems & Structural Risk

These frameworks are educational. They do not constitute investment, tax or legal advice, and they do not recommend any particular security or strategy.