If you’ve already maxed out your 2025 ISA allowance of…
If you’ve already maxed out your 2025 ISA allowance of £20,000, congratulations—you’re taking advantage of one of the UK’s best tax-efficient savings options. ISAs can be great; in previous years, they’ve delivered average yields in the low single digits, which is appealing compared to many standard savings accounts. Howeverwith the annual tax-free limit fixed at £20,000, you might be wondering what else you can do with surplus funds once you’ve hit that cap?
One popular option, is investing in physical gold. Unlike an ISA, gold has no limit on how much you can buy. Last year alone, gold prices soared 40% and we have seen a continued healthy growth this year—some market analysts estimate a rise of a further 12% in 2025. Experts believe it could continue climbing due to global economic uncertainties and long-term supply constraints.
Discover all there is to know about buying gold for investment:
Need Assistance? Our expert team is ready to answer any questions you may
have about investing in gold and silver.
Give us a call at 0207 117 2889 or book an appointment to see us in person in our London Showroom.
Read More
“You should think of gold as being a fundamental money that you should own at least some of. Most investors don’t own any.” Says Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates. Ray earned a living seeking an uncorrelated return across different asset classes and it led to his hedge
Read More
The Best Gold Investors Do These 5 Things So, here we are. Gold at £3000. Fancy seeing you here. Gold is up, uncertainty is up and government debt is up. In the meantime, the real purchasing power of cash and paper money is getting lower and lower as interest rates
Read More
On Wednesday morning, gold hit a new all-time record high of £3000 ($4000) as a wider range of investors see the appeal of the precious metal in an investment portfolio. For a while now, there has been a feeling of worry amongst households and gold has been the best way
Read More
Last week, the investment bank Goldman Sachs issued a note predicting gold could hit $5000 (£3700) if the Federal Reserve bank continued to be undermined and if 1% of privately-owned Treasuries moved to gold. How, then, realistic is this price target? In the note, Goldman analysts wrote that “gold remains
[email protected]
020 7117 2889
BH International Ltd – Company number: 14315961
111 Baker Street, Marylebone, London, W1U 6SG
