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Nigel Farage received £270,000 from gold marketer he promotes

The Guardian Politics Tuesday 30 June 2026, 14:18 UTC By Ben Quinn Political correspondent 1 min read
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Reform UK leader’s Direct Bullion payment is double his fee from 2025UK politics live – latest updatesNigel Farage received £270,000 from a gold marketer for which he is a brand ambassador, his single biggest payment as an MP.The Reform leader has been criticised in the past over his £400,000-a-year second job promoting the idea for Direct Bullion that people should buy physical gold and put it in their pension pots.

Reform UK leader’s Direct Bullion payment is double his fee from 2025

Nigel Farage received £270,000 from a gold marketer for which he is a brand ambassador, his single biggest payment as an MP.

The Reform leader has been criticised in the past over his £400,000-a-year second job promoting the idea for Direct Bullion that people should buy physical gold and put it in their pension pots.

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