GoldMoney Review

GoldMoney:

GoldMoney is pretty cool. The GoldMoney Holding account brings back a long-forgotten idea in banking and finance. Setting up a private non-bank owned personal custodial account for gold and silver bullion that is allocated in your name, segregated and comes with physically redeemable property rights. A GoldMoney holding of gold and silver bullion is insured and stored at highly secured vaults in five different countries. You can set up your precious metals account through personal, joint partnerships or even family or corporate trusts. They also provide registered bar services in which they’ll store large bars of gold for you as well.

GoldMoney was founded by James Turk, author of “The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It”. They have built up relationships with the largest bullion banks, refiners, insurers, vault operators and logistic companies in the World. Your precious metals are allocated and are stored in secure, fully insured vaults in Canada, Hong-Kong, Singapore, Switzerland and the UK. All of their private vaults are operated by five of the leading private vault operators, VIA MAT, Brink’s, G4S, Malca-Amit and Rhenus Logistics. The bullion company don’t disclose account details to third parties like governments. You can own and store gold, silver, platinum and palladium.

One more thing I like about this particular gold and silver storage program is their GoldMoney prepaid MasterCard. The way it works is you can basically load up a credit card issued in your name using the precious metals in your account as the funding source. You can then use your card just as you would a regular credit card. Anything you purchased would be chipped off the gold or silver bars they are storing in their vaults for you. They won’t exactly hack your metal up, but I think you get the picture.