Aside from his actual job as MP for Clacton, Nigel Farage continues to drone on as a commentator on Reform UK Ltd’s broadcasting arm GBNews.
The Guardian has revealed that he is also acting as an ambassador for Direct Bullion. Although words like grift immediately come to mind with Farage in fact it is a perfectly legitimate company which promotes the sale of gold coins.
As Farage notes the value of gold has maintained and is capital gains tax free in the UK.
The coins are produced by the Royal Mint and can be acquired direct from them at a current cost of £2,139 a coin
There are one or two problems. Jaywick in the Clacton Constituency is one of the most deprived areas of the UK whose residents are unlikely to have a few thousand quid spare to buy gold coins. Secondly you cant buy a pint in Wetherspoons with one.
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