Find out about an investment with a long, historical track record of both stability and growth.
It's a difficult time for investors.
In many cases, you won't be getting the returns you expected on traditional investments or your savings, with interest rates below inflation.
Stocks and shares are volatile, presenting opportunity but also high risk. Even gold, usually a faithful friend in an economic downturn, has shown fragility - it can still be dumped when there's a whiff of panic.
That's why canny investors are diversifying into other tangible asset classes.
The recent Natixis 2013 survey of global investors reports that 85% of HNWs are actively open to investing in alternatives so you're potentially in good company.
Some of the most sophisticated investors are diversifying into rare stamps and rare coins. These haven't just held their value, but actually shown returns of 216% and 248% respectively over the last 10 years.*
The reason for this growth is simple; supply and demand economics. There's a finite supply of the rarest stamps and coins and an increasing number of collectors and investors in the market. And we see no reason for this demand to slow down. What's more, because stamps and coins are unique asset classes driven by collectors, they're historically unaffected by market whims and speculation. That lack of correlation means that when other markets tumble, the rare stamp and rare coin markets plough on regardless.
And you don't have to know anything about stamps or coins to invest in them.
At Stanley Gibbons we have 157 years' experience selecting the high grade material that could deliver you the best returns - and we back it up with a Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity. It's this adherence to quality and integrity that's ensured our retention of the Royal Warrant for services to philately since 1914.
Stamps and coins as a viable investment class? Yes, I know it seems unlikely, but with historical data to back up our claims and 3 strong indices listed on Bloomberg professional to illustrate the point further, isn't it worth a look?
To give you more insight into this market and to see whether it's right for you why not download your free new investor report.
Why not do it quickly now while it's fresh in your mind?
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Best wishes,
Keith Heddle,
Investment Director
* As reported by the Financial Times, May 2013.
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