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on the news it was revealed the old man had it in his glove box all along, he never lost it. Just misplaced, must have forgotten it was there. He found it though obviously.

If the bullion isn't 24kt then you'll have to pay 10% on top and now there is no $1000 limit , any purchase even under $50 you'll have to pay extra 10% if the item is from outside australia :( this happens all the time on ebay.

In one of BN videos they clearly state that in case of them going bankrupt, you won't lose the unallocated metal, they are also covered by insurance.

hahaha it takes someone "special" to pay those premiums, fortunately i'm not.

it's not like these people paid for this years fractional gold, these were over 10 yr old coins, so they're kind of paying collectable premium. Just take a simple look at some online shops selling old perth mint gold coins, the older they are they more they try to sell them for.

superannuation, money put aside when you work for your retirement by the employer, it's paid to your super account / like an investment account in the share markets (investment), can't touch it until you're retired, or unless in emergency. But if you want the wiki explanation: Superannuation in...

that is exactly how i feel.

it's funny how a lot of bullion sellers have all of a sudden withdrawn all their silver they had for sale on their webpages , particularly aussie webpages.