Why are people buying gold right now?

Why are people buying gold right now? About Bullion House Bullion House Group is a UK based precious metals dealer specialising in the supply of LBMA approved Gold and Silver bars and coins from the most established mints around the world. With well established relationships with some of the biggest refiners in the UK, Bullion House offers everyone the chance to purchase and own their own physical gold whilst offering  low premiums and a high standard of service.   Uncertainty in the global economy     Tax free investment options     26.91% growth in 2020     Decentralised   More Information 2020 Outlook: A supportive environment for investing in gold Gold has historically performed well in the 12 - 24 month period following policy shifts from tightening to "on-hold" or "easing" - the environment in which we currently find ourselves. And historically, when real rates have remained low, gold's average monthly returns have been twice as high as the long-term average investment. Whilst gold poses the opportunity to continue to offer significant growth, it can provide a safe haven asset to diversify any investors portfolio during the increasing global uncertainty. General Disclaimer   The price of gold and silver can go up as well as down. Bullion House DO NOT offer any form of tax or investment advice and recommend you do your own independent research before making investment decisions. We do not give investment advice and are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK financial services regulator. In particular, we do not give advice comparing precious metals with other investments, regardless of whether or not those investments are regulated.  We cannot provide advice on any potential tax implications of purchasing goods from us. You must seek or rely on your own, financial, tax and/or accounting advisors in respect of these matters. The supplier shall not bear any liability for damage, loss or delay however so arising by any events outside of our reasonable control, and in the event of these circumstances may suspend or cancel the delivery. We shall endeavour to notify the customer as quickly as reasonably possible if such an event were to occur.  In the event a sales order cannot be delivered within 4 weeks of the original order either party, without limiting its other rights, may terminate the contract by giving written notice to the other party. Bullion House always aims to provide accurate product information and pricing, however in the event of any descriptive or pricing error we retain the right, at our sole discretion, to refuse or cancel any orders that have been placed on the basis of this incorrect information. Any items being sold by a third party, stating to have been originally purchased from Bullion House, may not be relied on as genuine.  We do not guarantee the authenticity of any item unless purchased and shipped directly from the supplier. The supplier and customer agree to be bound by these terms, which are considered to be reasonable. If any court or other competent authority holds any part of these terms as invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part, the validity of the remaining terms shall not be affected. The customer shall not assign or transfer any contract to which these terms apply nor benefit to any other person. The customer acknowledges that they have not relied on any statement, promise, assurance or representation made by or on behalf of the supplier that is not already set out in these terms. These terms constitute the entire agreement and understanding of both parties and supersede any previous agreement or understanding between the parties relating to the subject matters of these terms. Any notice given under these terms must be in writing (inclusive of email) and delivered to the recipient at the following address; in case of supplier, at the registered address, or trading address; or in case of the customer; the last known residential address, unless otherwise notified in writing for the purpose of this clause. A person who is not party to these terms may not enforce any of its terms under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999. These terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and each of the parties hereto submit to the authority of the English Courts as regards any claim or matter arising under these terms.