Reply With QuoteTo be clear, you want to buy actual physical gold?Originally Posted by jambobbyb
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Last edited by jambobbyb; 22nd May 2019 at 10:31.
To be clear, you want to buy actual physical gold?
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Last edited by jambobbyb; 22nd May 2019 at 10:30.
Have a look on the Investopedia web site. Good article there for somebody starting out.
https://www.investopedia.com/article...-gold-bars.asp
The price of gold is set by the markets. So you effectively are paying the delivery/commission price which a tiny percentage. You will however pay more if you buy coins because they cost more to make. If coins are what you after buy British Britannias or Sovereigns as a) you don't pay VAT and b) they not subject to CGT, plus I believe that because they are effectivity cash, only there face value is counted towards any inheritance tax calculations.
Whilst you might be able to buy a bit cheaper in the scheme of things, Billionbypost is very reliable and also will buy back 98% of the current spot price, but Gold.co.uk is a good alternative.
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Last edited by jambobbyb; 22nd May 2019 at 10:30.
I used goldmoney for a while . It seemed to be the cheapest way to buy. Although I never took delivery just used it to speculate.
Have you checked the bins at your nearest airport...?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news...where-43972394
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Last edited by jambobbyb; 22nd May 2019 at 10:29.
Admittedly its beenmany years since I used them but at the time the spot price plus their charge was by far the cheapest way to hold physical.
I never took delivery but you could for a charge.
What was great is the 5minute window you woukd get for the price during which you could watch the spot in real time and see if it was trending up or down and consequently cancel or buy.
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