Banks savings accounts and ISAs offer interest, so why doesn’t TallyMoney? Great question.
If you’re used to traditional banks, you might be on the hunt for places to store your money that offer the best interest rates. And why not? Interest helps your savings grow right?
Well, here’s the reality.
The interest rates offered by banks are barely enough to keep up with inflation.
TallyMoney isn’t a bank. It offers something fundamentally different.
The problem with “earning interest”
Let’s take a closer look at how traditional banking actually works.
Legally speaking, when you deposit money into a bank you don’t own it anymore, the bank does. You become an unsecured creditor of the bank, which means:
- The bank can lend your money out
- Your money can be exposed to risk
- The bank can (and often does) restrict you from accessing your money
So what do you get in return?
Drumroll…
A meagre interest of, at best, 5% per year.
And with inflation hovering at around 3% per year, the pounds you’re holding in your bank savings or ISA account are barely making you a return in real terms at all.
TallyMoney is fundamentally different
TallyMoney offers you an alternative to this broken fractional reserve banking system.
Instead of depositing pounds into a bank, you’re able to build your savings in gold. Real, physical, LBMA-accredited gold.
So how is this different from storing your savings in pounds? Well, with TallyMoney:
- You own your money 100% outright
- Your gold is never lent out
- Your access is never restricted
And instead of earning modest interest rates, TallyMoney lets you take advantage of gold’s capital growth. Your savings move in line with the price of gold.
And gold is growing. In fact, its price has:
- More than tripled in the last 10 years
- Nearly doubled in the last 2 years
- Grown by nearly 50% in the last year alone
Compare that to what your bank can offer you in interest.
The truth is banks simply can’t compete with gold because inflation is destroying the value of the pound (along with other fiat currencies) and making the price of assets like gold grow over the long term.
The inflation problem
Let’s take a closer look at how inflation minimises the returns you get from interest.
If inflation is running at, say, 3%, and your savings account offers 5% interest, your real return is only 2%.
And what about when inflation inevitably rises? Does your bank adjust the interest rate to make up the difference? Didn’t think so.
The reality is inflation is not accidental. It’s a stealth tax that allows governments to dilute national debt and fund reckless spending initiatives, all the while making regular people poorer over time.
Gold is different. It is a globally recognised asset with a limited supply.
When inflation and money printing are rampant, as they are today, the purchasing power of the pound falls and the price of gold tends to rise.
That’s why more people are turning to gold, not for yield, but for long-term wealth preservation and capital growth.
The choice is clear
Whilst traditional banks are still a useful place to hold disposable pounds, the question more and more people are asking is whether they’re the best place to build their savings.
And in the age of inflation and money printing, TallyMoney offers you a clear choice:
Option 1: Traditional banking
- You hand over legal ownership of your savings to the bank
- The bank lends it out without your permission
- You earn a small amount of interest
- Whilst inflation makes your pounds weaker and weaker
Option 2: TallyMoney
- You own your money 100% outright
- Your savings are held in real, LBMA-accredited gold
- Your money is never lent out
- Your savings grow in line with the gold price
So rather than earning a small percentage in interest, your savings have the potential to grow with an asset that is outpacing inflation and interest rates significantly.
And as inflation and money printing erode the value of the pound, the capital growth you can earn from gold could far outperform the interest rates offered by banks.