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The hidden tax facing gold owners

by Monetary Metals

Gold keeps breaking records. But most gold owners are missing the hidden cost of success: the more gold rises, the more you pay in storage and insurance fees. Traditional vaults charge a percentage of your holdings’ dollar value—so when gold goes up, your costs go up too. Some vaults even sell part of your gold to cover the bill!

At Monetary Metals, we’ve built a better way. Instead of charging you to store your gold, we help you earn a yield on gold, paid in gold

Through our Gold Lease Program, your metal is leased to qualified companies in the real economy—refiners, mints, and jewelers who need gold to operate. In return, you earn an annual yield, up to 4% in gold, while keeping full title and ownership to your metal.

We put all companies through a rigorous due diligence process, and less than 5% make the cut. Our marketplace is built on security and transparency:

  • Insurance from a major London-based insurer
  • 24/7 real-time RFID tracking
  • Personal and corporate guarantees
  • Independent audits and third-party verification

The best part? You only lease what you want to. You can lease all or only a part of your holdings. The rest of your gold you can store with us for free

Either way, you’ll never pay storage fees again.

You’re already paying the highest storage fees ever. If gold climbs another 20–30% from here, your current vault is just going to charge you more. 

But at Monetary Metals, that same price move could mean compounding your total ounces, instead of watching them erode because of fees.

Stop being penalized for owning the one asset designed to protect your wealth.

We built the Gold Yield Marketplace® for investors who want their assets to work as hard as they do.

At Monetary Metals, you can own gold. Store it for free. Or earn up to 4% on it, paid in more gold.  

The choice is yours.

Click here to learn more about how you can earn 4% on your gold. 

DISCLOSURE: Pursuant to Section 17(b) of the Securities Act, ZeroHedge discloses that it is being paid by Monetary Metals an amount not to exceed $10,000 in connection with the publication of the above content.
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