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I use Trading 212

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Apr 4Liked by Dominic Frisby

We knew gold was going up 📈

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How do you feel about goldbacks and silverbacks?

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Why not just buy bitcoin? I guess maybe because it doesn’t preserve wealth as well?

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Apr 4Liked by Dominic Frisby

Hi Dominic, good article. Have you considered gold bank accounts? Tally is an interesting concept where you directly own and can spend tally (1mg gold held in Switzerland) like cash using a bank card. There’s a fee for holding the gold, but that’s the same as other fees anyway.

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Apr 4Liked by Dominic Frisby

Dominick, for someone trading 401K and IRAs in USA, the Sprott Physical ETFs (PSLV, PHYS, CEF) are much better than paper derivative ones. It is actually redeemable at a certain (high, like $250K )level. Its worth a mention.

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Apr 4Liked by Dominic Frisby

Does anyone have experience of using Interactive Brokers in the UK?

Their charges and functionality look compelling.

Currently, I'm with Interactive Investor (II) but the currency charges are extortionate and the platform aint that great.

Further, I think the market is saying something about their parent co. ABRDN.

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I dig it a lot! :)

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Chards Gold in UK . Have always been reliable. I have used them since 2010. If using vaults I highly recommend spreading the load a little different jurisdictions . Hold some yourself also. After having a bank go bust on me in 2008 I decided Gold is a good friend to have. Vital to protect yourself from this 'organised destruction'.

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Dominic - do you have a view on BullionVault? They seem pretty good to me and I have to use them for buying gold through my SIPP, but outside of that I could go anywhere.

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I used the Pure Gold Company 2 months ago twice for delivery. On your recommendation Never again, very little choice, way to long for delivery and same price as RoyalMint,I'll stick with the Royal Mint

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