Buy Physical Gold

AND PROTECT YOUR CASH FROM THE RAVAGES OF INFLATION

The Gold price has increased by 10.9% on average per year since 2000 in GBP. That’s a lot higher than inflation.

Gold is incredibly liquid, you can often sell it and get cash in your bank account in a few days. With inflation eating into your cash, it might make sense to buy physical gold.

I can help cautious property investors turn idle cash into inflation-resistant gold —without needing to become a gold expert

Do you have any in your portfolio?

how to buy physical gold

Why Buy Physical Gold?

  • Liquidity

  • Strong track record (its been around for thousands of years)

  • Hedge against inflation

  • Diversification

  • Tangibility

  • Wealth preservation (try and protect against inflation decimating your savings)

  • Tax exemptions (British-minted gold coins are CGT-exempt (as at 28th January 2025))

  • Privacy (a private, solely owned asset that sits outside the system with no counterparty risk)

  • Security

  • You DON’T have to take delivery - companies can store and insure it for you.

  • It could be a great way to build your pension pot

Buying physical gold graph

In 1920, It took 8.7 gold kilos to buy an average home.
Now, in 2025, just 4 kilos.

I was shocked by the maths:

  • 1920: New home: $6,300, Gold: $20.67/oz.

  • 2025: New home: $450,000, Gold: $3,225/oz.

35 ounces per kilo

3 Things I Look For When Buying Physical Gold

  1. A trustworthy dealer who can store and insure it for me

  2. A good price

  3. An organisation that can quickly sell my gold and get the cash in my bank account

How to Get Started

You must do your own due diligence when buying gold, but I suggest considering The Pure Gold Company. I buy my physical gold from them, and truly believe in their service.

pure gold company for buying gold

They are affiliate members of the LBMA (The London Bullion Market Association) and members of the British Chamber of Commerce and the Royal Numismatic Society. They are also authorised distributors for the Royal Mint. If you want to find out more about them then please click on the link below: