Advertising & affiliate disclosure
Last updated: August 10, 2026
This page explains, in plain terms, how AugustaPreciousMetalsReview.com makes money. The Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) require sites like this one to tell you about any material connection to companies they discuss. Here is ours.
The relationship
This site participates in the Augusta Precious Metals affiliate program. When you follow certain links on
this site to Augusta Precious Metals and request their information kit or open an account, this site may
receive compensation from Augusta. Links that carry this relationship are tagged with
rel="sponsored" in the page markup, and outbound buttons to Augusta route through the same
tracking link.
What compensation does not change
- The findings. Fee figures, complaint counts, ratings, lawsuit records, and every other claim on this site are pulled from primary sources (BBB, BCA, Trustpilot, court dockets, IRS publications, and Augusta's own published materials), and each page states when its facts were last verified. Compensation has no route into those numbers.
- The criticism. This site reports Augusta's drawbacks (the $50,000 minimum and premium-coin pricing among them) in the same registers as its strengths. Pages critical of the company remain critical.
- What gets covered. Page topics follow what searchers ask about the company, not what an advertiser would prefer answered.
What this site is not
AugustaPreciousMetalsReview.com is independently owned and operated. It is not owned by Augusta Precious Metals, and nothing here is investment, legal, or tax advice. The researcher behind this site holds no advisory license: no CFP, no CFA, no broker-dealer registration. Consult a fiduciary advisor and a tax professional before moving retirement money.
Questions
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