The MP for Clacton and Reform UK party leader promoted gold on behalf of Direct Bullion on a podcast sponsored by the company in November, hosted by a fellow brand ambassador and influencer, Rob Moore.
On the episode broadcast last month, Farage said: "I've been working for Direct Bullion... I've been doing a bit of promotion for them, bit of advertising for them, bit of education for them so you know I have an interest in this - declared.
"But I'm not doing it out of nothing... I've been doing this now with them for getting on for a year, but actually for the last five years I've been involved with financial markets newsletters etc, making this argument that you should give gold a serious thought and it is open and accessible to you."
Farage argued during the podcast that gold was a good investment because there was no capital gains tax and people could put it in their pension pots, adding: "Put it in the safe, keep it under the bed or have it stored professionally for you and pay a little bit of rent."
Direct Bullion has also published a clip of the interview on its YouTube channel.
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