Do you own gold?
Whether it’s under your bed or in a vault, that’s a valuable asset you’ve got there. It can diversify your portfolio, preserve your wealth, and serve as a safe haven when you need it most.
But what if the gold you already own could help you acquire more?
Traditionally, increasing your holdings means putting up more money to purchase more gold (and deciding when the price is right to do so). Gold leasing offers another option.
Why do people lease their gold?
To generate passive income
To earn additional ounces
To minimize price volatility
To mitigate gold’s opportunity cost
Working gold yields more gold.
Earning additional ounces increases the gold available to preserve your wealth.
Take our quick quiz to determine if productive gold fits your portfolio.
What if your gold could earn more gold?
Gold sitting at home is gathering dust.
Gold stored in a vault incurs storage fees.
You have another option: lease your gold.
Qualified businesses will use your metal as working inventory
and pay you a yield in additional ounces.
That’s how we’re making gold productive again.
Don’t pay storage and insurance fees on idle gold.
Put it to work, and grow the amount of gold you own.
*This chart represents the annualized net return for clients invested across available leases. Quoted rates depend on lessee and sublessee performance, and past performance does not guarantee future results; individual returns will vary. There are risks to leasing precious metals.
| Consideration | Gold leasing may be a good fit if… |
| Investment horizon | You plan to hold your gold for several years rather than trade it frequently. |
| Liquidity needs | You can leave some of your gold committed for the duration of a lease. |
| Risk tolerance | You’re comfortable accepting investment risk in exchange for the opportunity to earn a yield on your gold. |
| Long-term objectives | Your goal is to grow your gold holdings while continuing to own physical gold. |