Secure Your Future With A Gold IRA
What Is A Gold IRA?
A Gold Individual Retirement Account allows you to invest in physical gold, and serves as a good hedge against inflation since gold prices generally move in the opposite direction of paper assets.
You can also defer your tax payments, or even skip paying tax on capital gains.
Why Invest In Gold?
Diversification
Tax efficient
Gold IRAs are one of the most tax efficient investment options available. Our experts can advise you further on how to get your tax breaks.
Stability
Gold has historically been a stable asset, increasing in value over time despite market fluctuations.
Global currency
Gold is the only currency that’s accepted around the world.
No counter-party risk
Unlike company stock, you don’t run the risk of gold going bankrupt.
Emerging industrial uses
Gold is currently being used in treating chronic diseases like cancer, making phones or computers, and producing oxygen in Mars.
Limited supply
Gold is rarer than diamonds. All the supply in the world can only fill two olympic-sized pools.
Gold Is A Great Hedge Against Inflation
Typically, when the value of the dollar declines, the value of gold increases. The money you invest in gold today would increase in value after a few years, giving you the opportunity to grow your net worth.
Metal Purity Standards
- Gold must be .9950 (24 karats) pure
- Bullion bars should be fabricated by NYMEX, COMEX, or any other ISO 9000 approved refiner.
- Proof coins should be presented with a certificate of authenticity and must be in their original mint packaging.
- All bullion must be in an uncirculated, first-rate condition.
Gold IRA vs Taxes
When you acquire gold through a Roth IRA (a Gold IRA), you pay taxes only on your contributions, not on the gains. With traditional IRA, you can defer paying your taxes until you liquidate so you can use that money to invest in something else.
Keep your investments secure
IRS Approved Gold Coins
You can invest in the following gold coins for your gold-backed IRA. One ounce, one half, one quarter, and one tenth ounce gold coins are allowed by the Internal Revenue Service.
Learn More About Investing In Gold
We’ve put together a wealth of resources to help you learn more about purchasing physical gold coins, gold bars, or investing in a gold IRA.
