Does gold pay dividends or earn interest?
No. Gold doesn’t pay dividends and doesn’t earn interest. It is a store of value, not an income-producing asset. Anyone telling you different is not being honest with you.
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We help people buy physical gold and silver, held in your name. Everything in writing before you commit.
We provide clarity and stability in volatile times through specialized services.
Roll eligible retirement funds into physical gold and silver held by an IRS-approved depository.
Buy bullion directly for personal custody or insured storage. Clear costs up front.
Choose insured, audited storage with recognized depositories. Held in your name.
Most of what people call savings is held by someone else. Stocks and bonds sit at a brokerage. Cash sits at a bank. Retirement accounts sit at a custodian.
Physical gold and silver are different. The metal is yours. It sits in a vault under your name. It doesn't depend on a balance sheet, a quarterly report, or a system staying online.
Most people who come to us are not leaving the financial system. They have done well in it, and they plan to stay in it. For households at or near retirement, a measured position in physical metals can act as a counterweight.
We talk through your goals, your timeline, and the accounts you would like to draw from. Questions get answered. There is nothing to sign and no pressure to act.
Before any money moves, you get a signed document that spells out what your transaction will cost. You read it, ask anything you want, and decide on your own time.
For IRA funding, we coordinate with your current custodian to handle the rollover under IRS rules. The transfer is tax-deferred and penalty-free when done correctly.
Your gold and silver ship to an insured, IRS-approved depository, held in your name. Nothing moves without your written instruction.
There are no commissioned sales reps. There is no overnight shift. When you call, you will reach one of four specialists who will be on your account for as long as you have one.
No. Gold doesn’t pay dividends and doesn’t earn interest. It is a store of value, not an income-producing asset. Anyone telling you different is not being honest with you.
In an insured, IRS-approved depository, usually Brink’s or Delaware Depository. You can choose segregated or commingled storage. Either way, it is held in your name.
Most precious metals firms won't tell you the full cost of your transaction until after the money has moved. The numbers show up in a confirmation email, and by then it is too late to push back.
The Written Bond is the document we send before any funds change hands. It is signed, and it states what your transaction will cost.
You will know the cost in advance. We will have put our name on it.