LONDON, 22 February 2014 – BullionVault are "online specialists" who
enable private investors to buy gold efficiently and securely, according
to advice on investing in gold from FT Money.
The award-winning personal finance supplement from the Financial Times'
weekend edition, FT Money today compares the costs, convenience and
risks of gold coins, vaulted bullion, exchange-traded trust funds,
spread betting and mining stocks.
Some coins have privileged tax status for UK investors, the paper says.
But it warns that "prices...do not always match market prices," plus
concerns over "storage, insurance and potentially wide dealing spreads."
FT Money then reports BullionVault's pricing and costs in detail. It
notes that investment-grade gold – such as that dealt by BullionVault
and its users – can also be held by UK retirement savers in a
self-invested personal pension (Sipp) "when it is vaulted securely by a
third party."
Financial Times' subscribers can read the full story here:
How to invest in gold