Frequently Asked Questions
Gold is considered a hedge against inflation and currency fluctuations. It has historically maintained its value over time, making it a reliable store of wealth.
Gold is a tangible asset that is not tied to any specific company or industry, making it less volatile than stocks. It’s often used to diversify investment portfolios.
Investors can buy gold in the forms of coins or bars with a plethora of options. We also have access to other gold investment options which we would be glad to discuss.
Reputable brokers, like Goldcap, provide certificates of authenticity and purity for their gold products. It’s also advisable to buy from dealers who are members of recognised industry associations.
Both have their advantages. Coins can be more liquid and easier to sell in smaller quantities, while bars might offer a lower premium over the spot price of gold.
Gold can be stored in a home safe, a bank deposit box, or use specialised storage facilities offered by dealers or independent vault services.
Tax implications can vary based on your country and the form of your gold purchase. It’s advisable to consult with a tax professional regarding your specific situation.
Goldcap, offers a buyback program, where we purchase gold back at current market rates or at terms agreed upon during the initial purchase.
Gold prices are influenced by various factors including supply and demand, geopolitical events, interest rates, currency strength, and global economic health.
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