Frequently Asked Questions

A Gold IRA is a type of self-directed retirement account that allows people to hold physical precious metals such as gold and silver instead of traditional investments like stocks and bonds.

Yes. IRS-approved gold and other eligible precious metals can be held in a self-directed Gold IRA.

Certain gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars may qualify. IRS rules determine which products are eligible.

A custodian is the financial institution responsible for administering your Gold IRA and ensuring it complies with IRS requirements.

A depository is a secure facility where Gold IRA assets are stored on behalf of account holders.

In most cases, no. IRS rules generally require Gold IRA assets to be stored by an approved third-party depository.

Both gold and silver have long been viewed as safe-haven assets. Many people choose to own both as part of a diversified retirement strategy.

Bullion coins are valued primarily for their precious metal content. Exclusive coins may have limited mintages, historical significance, or other characteristics that make them more desirable to some collectors and investors.

Larger products can often be more cost-effective on a per-ounce basis. Smaller denomination coins may offer greater flexibility. Many people choose a combination of both.

Our product specialists will ask about your goals and help you evaluate the available options. We offer a wide range of products, from everyday bullion to more exclusive precious metal coins.

A depository is a secure facility where Gold IRA assets are stored on behalf of account holders.

No. Gold prices rise and fall like any other asset. Many people view gold as a long-term store of value rather than a short-term investment.