And let’s not forget the most extreme scam — outright theft. Like Regal Assets, where the owner just took off with $10 million of investors’ money. It’s rare, but it happens. That’s why it’s so important to choose a company with a solid reputation.I read about one case where a company was charging like 130% above market value: https://www.sec.gov/enforcement-litigation/litigation-releases/lr-25996. It's ridiculous.
They do exist, yes. It's just that the scammers are so prevalent these days that they make the whole gold IRA industry look bad. I opened a gold IRA with Noble Gold Investments a few years ago, and I'm really satisfied with my investment. This company has the lowest markups in the industry and probably the most ethical one.That's crazy, thank you all for the input. All of this makes me wonder if there are any ethical, non-scammy gold IRA companies. Do they even exist?