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How to Hold Gold and Silver in Your Registered Accounts When Canadians think about investing through their RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) or TFSA (Tax-Free Savings Account), the usual suspects come to mind: stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. But did you know that you can also hold precious metals like gold and silver in these…
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Why Bullion is GST/HST Exempt in Canada—And What It Means for You
The Tax Advantage Every Canadian Gold and Silver Buyer Should Know If you’re thinking about buying gold or silver in Canada, here’s a valuable tip: investment-grade bullion is exempt from GST/HST. That’s right—unlike most products sold across the country, qualified gold and silver bullion doesn’t come with added tax. But what exactly qualifies as tax-exempt?…
Gold Bars vs. Gold Coins: Which is Right for You?
Metal in the case of investments in gold, the initial major choice isn’t how much to invest—it’s in what form. The most prevalent debate? Gold bars or gold coins. Both choices provide tangible, in-the-real-world value and conserve wealth. But based on your investment objectives, price range, and tastes, one may be preferable to the other….
Key Things to Consider While Purchasing Pre-Owned Gold and Silver Coins
One of the best ways to invest in precious metals is to buy pre-owned gold and silver — if you want to save on premiums but don’t want to sacrifice value. Though brand-new bullion products tend to cost a bit more, used or circulated pieces share the same metal content but at a reduced cost….
Why Diversify into Precious Metals?
Diversification minimizes risk. Although the three metals are classified under “precious metals,” they don’t act interchangeably under market changes. Gold can climb under inflation, silver could appreciate under the demand from industries, and platinum tends to move independently under supply shocks and auto trends. A diversified bullion portfolio diversifies your risk across various categories of…
