There are many reasons you would want to consider a gold equity line of credit.
Many of us have gold assets already that are not serving us on a daily basis, such as old gold jewelry. Instead of keeping your gold stored at home, we’ll keep it stored in one of our state-of-the-art vaults. Most likely, they’ll be safer there, and they’ll be put to good use. It’s much more desirable to use these gold assets for a revolving line of credit than your home or a credit card cash advance if you think you’ll need a cash flow solution that will last for a few years. It’s not as risky, and it’s a lot faster.
For one, a GELOC does not require a credit check. Like a
collateral loan, your loan value is determined uniquely on the value of your gold assets, not your ability to pay. Similarly, there is not the same amount of paperwork as a HELOC. The process for establishing a line of credit against your gold at Qollateral is the same
quick and easy process our clients love when getting a collateral loan. Simply
book an appointment to have your gold appraised by one of our friendly and knowledgeable experts, sign our succinct and easy-to-understand contract agreeing to the terms of your revolving line of credit, and access your cash instantaneously whenever you need it.
Another huge plus is that right now is a particularly advantageous time to borrow against your gold, with gold trading prices currently at a record high of $2,000 per ounce. Gold trading prices are famously erratic, fluctuating wildly and nearly impossible to predict, so if you are considering
selling or
borrowing against gold, now’s the time. Our clients are always surprised to see just how much their gold is worth when they come in to borrow or sell.
At Qollateral, we have the highest loan value in the industry for borrowing against gold. We recommend booking an appointment to come in for a no-pressure appraisal to get an idea of what your gold assets are worth. We buy and loan against gold coins, bullion, jewelry, and watches. To get an idea of what assets we most frequently buy or loan against, visit the
Sell an asset page of our website.