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Gold$4,600.00/ozSilver$69.00/ozPlatinum$1,840.00/ozPalladium$1,329.00/ozspot price
Fort Lauderdale, FL · (954) 951-8926
Sell Your Gold USA, Inc.Call

Use case · Payroll & Obligations

Meet an Obligation Without Liquidating the Balance Sheet

Some obligations do not move. Payroll, a quarterly tax bill, an insurance renewal. Selling metal to cover them is the most expensive way to solve a short-term problem.

No credit check and no obligation. Business purpose only.

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2004

Since

87k+

eBay sales

1 of 1

Customs

65%

Advance against the market value of your metal

$15k

Minimum loan — about $23,000 in collateral

Days

From verified collateral to funded, not weeks

2004

Buying and holding metal since — this is not a new desk

Estimate

What it costs you

Enter what you hold. Prices are live.

Instant estimate

What could you borrow?

Enter the ounces you hold. We advance up to 65% of market value.

MetalSpot / ozYour ozValue
Gold$4,600.00$0.00
Silver$69.00$0.00
Platinum$1,840.00$0.00
Palladium$1,329.00$0.00
Total metal value$0.00
You could borrow up to (65%)$0.00

Estimate only. Final advance rate and terms are confirmed after your collateral is inspected and verified. Spot prices are indicative and move continuously. Minimum loan is $15,000 (about $23,077 in collateral value at our 65% rate).

These are business-purpose loans and are not offered for personal, family or household use. Not available in Nevada, Vermont, North Dakota and South Dakota. If metal prices fall materially we may contact you about adding collateral or paying down the balance to keep the loan-to-value in range.

Why it comes up

The pressure this solves

Selling to raise cash is doubly costly here: you crystallize a gain and pay tax on it, then you buy the position back later at whatever the market has done in the meantime. A thirty-day cash problem becomes a permanent portfolio decision.

Why borrowing fits here

  • The position stays intact. No gain crystallized, no re-entry risk.
  • Interest-only monthly, sized to the obligation rather than the collateral.
  • Funded in days, which is usually the constraint that matters.
  • Repay from the next receipt cycle with no penalty.

How borrowers usually structure it

Borrow the obligation, not the maximum. If payroll is $28,000, borrow $30,000 — not the $65,000 your metal would support. The cushion is the point.

Timing

The clock on this

This is the use with the least flexibility, because the date is set by someone else and missing it has consequences beyond money. Payroll, tax obligations and rent do not negotiate. The clock is therefore short and the question is narrow: does a known inflow arrive shortly after the obligation falls due? If yes, this is a bridge. If no, borrowing to meet payroll is postponing a decision rather than solving a problem, and we would rather say that plainly.

Said plainly

Cheaper things to try first

Where a shortfall is genuinely temporary, talk to the parties first — landlords and suppliers will sometimes move a date, and tax authorities have formal arrangements for payment plans that are far cheaper than borrowing. Those conversations are uncomfortable and they are still the right first step. If the gap is structural rather than timing, the honest advice is to get proper professional help with the business, not more debt.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this only for payroll?
No. Any business obligation. It is not available for personal, family or household purposes.
Will selling really cost me more?
Usually. Selling crystallizes a taxable gain and ends your position. Ask your accountant to compare the two on your actual numbers.
What if I need it again next quarter?
The collateral stays with us for the term, so a repeat draw does not mean shipping metal twice.

Get started

Find out what your metal supports.

No credit check and no obligation. Business purpose only.