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Learn how you can grow a profitable portfolio of gold coins
- Gold is a Tax Free Investment - VAT and Capital Gains Tax Exempt
- Gold has traditionally held its value over time, making it a good hedge against inflation
- Gold coins are easily bought and sold in the market, providing high liquidity
- Gold coins are a tangible asset that can be held and passed down as a family heirloom
- Gold coins have a recognised value globally, making them a truly global asset
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Why is gold the ultimate investment?
Safe Haven
Gold is often viewed as a safe and stable investment option
Tangible Asset
The physical nature of gold appeals to many investors
Inflation Protection
Gold can act as a hedge against inflation, preserving purchasing power over time
Collectible
Gold coins can be collected as a hobby and can have value as an investment
High Liquidity
Gold is highly liquid and can be easily bought or sold in the market
Tax Free Investment
Gold investments can be exempt from both VAT and Capital Gains Tax
What's inside?
Inside our 2024 gold investors guide
- Tax Free Investment - VAT and Capital Gains Tax Exempt
- Why gold is viewed as a safe haven
- How supply and demand drives price
- Gold vs other assets
- How to start collecting
- Frequently asked questions
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20 Year Performance
Gold vs Traditional Markets
Historically, gold has been proven to outperform traditional asset-classes and acts as a powerful hedge against inflation. But what would your investments be worth today if you had invested £10,000 in Gold in 2003, versus the same £10,000 invested in the FTSE 100 and in UK Property?
£10,000
INVESTED IN 2003
The value of that £10,000 investment in January 2023
£21,766.97
FTSE 100
£46,734.93
GOLD
£22,111.01
UK Property
If you had invested £10,000 on the 1st January 2003, by January 2023 that £10,000 investment could have been worth as much as £46,734.93 if you had invested in gold. This represents a gain of 467.35% in 20 years, or 23.36% per year.
Compared to the same investment in UK Property, that £10,000 could have returned an average gain of 217.67% in 20 years, or 10.88% per year. Similarly, that £10,000 investment in the FTSE 100 could have returned an average gain of 211.11% in 20 years, or 10.55% per year.
This demonstrates the power of the gold market and its historic ability to outperform traditional markets over a long time horizon; weathering the impacts of recessions, inflation and other economic forces.
Please note that this feature does not provide investment advice. The feature is based on historical GBP gold price data and is provided for information purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future performance, and all investments carry risks.
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Disclaimer
Values can fall as well as rise. Any information relating to the past performance is not a guide to future performance. Prices may go down as well as up, and you may not get back the original amount invested.
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