The Swiss Gold Safe precious metal blog
Read the latest articles about precious metals and storage
Stay up to date. In our blog you will find current articles about precious metals and storage solutions as well as other exciting topics. Our tip: Visit this page regularly and get further information on common investment products made of gold, silver, platinum or palladium as well as on current market topics. We also offer you insights into the world of the various investment classes in the field of precious metals. You can also learn interesting facts about Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein as safe storage locations.
Learn more about palladium coins and how you can buy them safely and arrange smart storage.
Discover the benefits of palladium bars and learn how to optimise your purchasing and storage.
A viable alternative to a bank safe deposit box is a privately run, bank-independent safe deposit box in Switzerland or Liechtenstein. Here, your gold bars and coins can be stored, properly protected, and fully insured.
Understanding the subtle difference between the carat and fineness of gold – and why it matters.
Discover the special properties and advantages investment gold can offer investors. Find out more about different product variants and how to buy and safely store your investment gold.
Want to better protect your savings from inflation? Then buy tangible assets. These include precious metals, stocks, jewellery, watches, real estate, vintage cars and artworks. How do they differ? What are the risks?
Thanks to Swiss Gold Safe's long-standing collaboration with Echtgeld, investors can buy and store precious metals almost from a single source. Both companies operate independently and focus on the best customer service.
You can invest in physical precious metals via vault gold. But such investments are not suitable for everyone. The alternative option is to buy gold bars and coins from specialist retailers and organise your own storage.
To ensure heirs receive the assets stored in a private safe deposit box, testators should confirm their existence during their lifetime. A will, inheritance contract or power of attorney are all suitable for this purpose.
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