16/01/2025

Gold Bond Interest Rates Remain at 9% p.a. for 2025

THG Capital Gold Bond interest rate remains at 9% p.a. / MBBS

Multi-award winning THG Capital have announced they will be continuing their Gold Bond in 2025 with the interest rate unchanged at 9% per annum.

Gold markets are seeing a little more volatility, albeit maintaining near highs from earlier this year. THG Capital’s model of gold-streaming, removes the risk of market volatility and continues to give its customers bank beating rates. Having won back-to-back awards for offering the best fixed rate bonds, (including the ‘Global 100 Best UK Expatriate Fixed Interest Bond Provider’ for two consecutive years), THG Capital and its Investment Operators continue to deliver and have in December, paid out multi-million-pound maturities to its clients.

New business has seen its record from the previous year broken with an impressive 34% growth in assets under management.

Paul Renar, Head of Operations at their Brokerage says “being part of the award-winning broker arm of the Group, has been a privilege in 2024, with the team growing throughout the year and the inflows of customers hitting a peek in the company’s history. We have collected a string of testimonials from very satisfied customers and the general feeling with all parties is one of total satisfaction. We, as ever, pass our thanks to our very valued customers and look forward to 2025”.

THG Capital is expecting another bumper year in 2025, with global interest rates starting to fall. This only increases the public search for higher interest rates for savings that are under-performing. High yield savings accounts and expat savings accounts were amongst the highest searches on the internet in the finance sector. This clearly demonstrates the uncertainty people have with cash held deposits, or indeed risky portfolios.

Stability, risk mitigation and competent returns is the aim – THG Capital Gold Bonds deliver on all counts.

For more information visit www.thgcapitalsavings.com or call the UK based Head Office on +44 1243 767664 or WhatsApp +44 7716 856602.

FAQs

What is the correlation between interest rates and the price of gold?

In broad terms, when interest rates are high stocks and other forms of investments are more attractive, but when interest rates are lower, the demand for gold increases and the price rises accordingly. However, with gold streaming, an agreement is made with the mining company to purchase the gold at a predetermined price, which removes the risk of fluctuating prices. By using gold streaming, THG Capital Gold Bonds can be offered to clients at a fixed rate, which is currently 9% p.a.

Which will yield higher returns: fixed rate gold bonds or futures?

Futures are generally viewed as the more efficient method of investing in gold for experienced investors, however they can experience dramatic rises and falls in price. This means that they are unsuitable for clients who are looking for the best expat savings rates with extremely low risk. This is why clients who want guaranteed top savings rates, choose THG Capital’s Gold Bond (recognised as the best fixed rate bonds for two consecutive years) which is offering a guaranteed interest rate of 9% p.a. throughout 2025.

Can anyone buy THG Capital Gold Bonds?

THG Capital’s Gold Bonds are designed exclusively for expats and residents living in countries outside of the United Kingdom and the USA. It is possible for invest in THG Capital’s high-yield bonds, by contacting multiple award-winning broker mybestbuysavings, which has been guiding international savers towards the best fixed rate bonds and top savings rates for over 20 years.

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