Affiliate disclosure

Goldrush.net may receive compensation when readers click links, request information, or become customers of featured precious-metals companies, IRA providers, bullion dealers, or related services.

Affiliate compensation may affect which companies we can economically cover. It must not determine whether a company receives a positive conclusion, whether a negative is disclosed, or whether a fee/minimum is treated as verified.

Placement of disclosures

Pages with affiliate links should show disclosure before the first affiliate link and before comparison tables or calls to action. Footer-only disclosure is not enough.

How rankings should work

• Published rankings require a live methodology first.
• Fee clarity, source quality, complaint patterns, regulator checks, and sales-process transparency matter.
• Unpublished fees are labeled as unpublished and lower transparency scoring.
• Affiliate payout size is not a ranking criterion.

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