Endeavor Metals Group Review

This is exactly the kind of candid review I've been looking for regarding Endeavor. I dipped my toes into a Gold IRA with them back in 2021, putting about $150k in, and it's reassuring to see my positive experience echoed here. Appreciate everyone sharing their insights; it's genuinely helpful for folks in Tulsa and elsewhere weighing their options.

Honestly, seeing a lot of folks here focused on the "best" Gold IRA provider, but I think the better question is understanding *why* you're even looking at gold in the first place. I moved about 15% of my retirement into physical gold back in 2020 through what's now Endeavor (they were a different name back then, but same team, same vaulting partners). While the initial setup was smooth, the real peace of mind for me, especially here in Tampa where hurricanes are a yearly threat, is knowing a portion of my wealth isn't tied to a volatile stock market or some digital account that could be wiped out in a major infrastructure failure. That underlying security is the real value, and Endeavor's communication on the storage and auditing process has been flawless for me since.

Totally agree with the sentiment here about due diligence. I moved about $75k of my 401k into a gold IRA with Augusta Precious Metals back in 2021, and the team there was fantastic. The tax advantages were a huge selling point for me, especially looking ahead to retirement savings. For anyone in Nashville, it's definitely worth exploring if you're thinking about diversifying with precious metals.

Finding a solid custodian for your precious metals IRA is probably the biggest hurdle, and from my experience, it can make or break your setup. I remember back in 2020, during all the uncertainty, I spent weeks vetting custodians after rolling over a significant chunk from my old 401k – about $350k went into gold and silver. Endeavor was one of the groups I looked at, and while their product selection was decent, what ultimately won me over was a custodian with a flawless record that allowed me to hold allocated physical metals, not just pooled accounts. Make sure whichever company you go with clearly outlines their storage and allocation processes.

Saw some mentions of Endeavor Metals Group in other threads, but curious if anyone here actually went with them for their Gold IRA? I'm just starting to look into rolling over part of a 401k – thinking maybe $60k-$75k to diversify a bit – and trying to figure out which companies are reputable for actual gold and silver. My financial advisor in Fresno is pretty conservative so he's not much help on the physical metals side. Any feedback on their fees or how the process actually went would be super helpful!

Seems like a lot of folks here are praising Endeavor, and that's great if they've had good experiences. I actually went with another provider for my Gold IRA a few years back, after comparing a few options. What struck me then, and still does now, is how much marketing spend some of these companies put into pushing specific narratives. When I look at the Gold vs Stocks 10-year comparison, it really puts the *why* of diversifying into gold into perspective beyond just a particular company's sales pitch. I started thinking about my retirement portfolio differently after moving from a condo in Kaimuki to a house in Portlock back in 2018 – suddenly the idea of just relying on the tech giants felt… limited. It's not about one company being objectively "better" in a vacuum, but how they fit into your broader strategy and whether their advice genuinely aligns with what the long-term charts are showing, rather than just what they’re paid to sell.

Totally get why people are skeptical about precious metals companies, especially with all the noise out there. My wife and I were in the same boat back in 2020. The market was going wild, our 401ks felt like a rollercoaster, and honestly, the thought of retiring in Chicago with just paper assets suddenly felt incredibly exposed. We started seriously looking into Gold IRAs after a particularly brutal week when our portfolio dropped like a stone, wiping out gains we'd seen over months. We just wanted some stability, something tangible. We ended up moving about $300,000 from an old 401k into a Gold IRA with Endeavor, mostly in a mix of American Gold Eagles and some silver. It’s definitely helped us sleep better at night knowing a portion of our wealth isn't tied directly to the daily whims of the stock market.

Heard some chatter about Endeavor before, mostly good. From my end, I went with Augusta a few years back for my Gold IRA, splitting my 401k rollover about 60/40 between gold and silver. Their rep, Sarah, was incredibly transparent about fees and storage in Delaware, which was a big selling point for me living out here in Spokane. Definitely worth comparing their fee structure with Endeavor's.

Reading through these Endeavor Metals Group comments reminds me a lot of my first few attempts getting into precious metals back in '08 and '09. I remember pouring over reviews for hours, trying to find that perfect balance of low fees and reliable service. Eventually, I settled on a different firm that offered a slightly higher premium but had a stellar reputation for segregated storage; that peace of mind has been worth every extra penny, especially seeing the wild swings our economy has had since then. Good luck to everyone navigating this space!

@Sharon Evans While it's great Endeavor worked out for you, my experience was a bit different when I looked into them around the same time. I had a slightly larger portfolio I was rolling over – about $350k from a diverse set of investments – and I felt their fees were quite a bit higher than some other options for the level of service offered. I ended up going with a different firm that had more transparent pricing and a broader selection of physical assets for my Gold IRA.

@Gary Stewart I actually used Endeavor for a portion of my rollover last year, about $150k from an old 401k sitting dormant. While their fee structure seemed competitive, I ended up splitting my investment with another firm because their storage options felt a bit limited compared to others offering multiple international depositories. Always worth getting a few quotes, especially with that sort of capital.

Saw this thread pop up. Good on you for doing your due diligence before jumping in with Endeavor or anyone else. My own experience, having rolled over a chunk of my old 401k a few years back (around $180k at the time), is that the fees are crucial. Always get a crystal-clear breakdown of storage, setup, and annual management fees in writing. Some companies are notorious for burying those charges, effectively eating into your long-term gains.

I've seen a few of these review threads for various dealers, and while I appreciate the diligence, I sometimes wonder if we're barking up the wrong tree. Focusing so heavily on which dealer has a 0.5% better spread distracts from the *real* conversation: the fundamental decision to allocate to gold in the first place. The Gold vs Stocks 10-year comparison really puts things in perspective – for all the hand-wringing over dealer fees, the strategic allocation choice itself is 99% of the battle. If you're not seeing gold as a vital portfolio hedge, even the "best" dealer is just selling you a shiny, expensive paperweight.

@Gary Stewart I actually went with Endeavor a couple of years ago to roll over about $60k of my old aerospace 401k. While their service was professional and everything went smoothly, I've honestly started to question if the *whole Gold IRA concept* itself is genuinely the best move for everyone. It's great for diversification, but sometimes I wonder if just buying physical gold cash and holding onto it might offer more straightforward liquidity and fewer fees in the long run. Just an opinion from Albuquerque.

@Donna Rogers That's interesting, I had a vastly different experience with Endeavor back in '21. I was looking to move a considerable chunk of my retirement, well over 8 figures, out of equities and into physical precious metals. After speaking with their team, I felt their fee structure for a portfolio of that size, especially compared to the storage options I'd arranged independently in Delaware, was simply too high for the value proposition. Even with the convenience, it just didn't pencil out.

@Gary Stewart Absolutely! You're on the right track. I rolled over a portion of my 401k with Endeavor Metals Group about 8 months ago – specifically, around $175k of it. Their process was incredibly smooth, and honestly, the peace of mind having that physical asset is awesome, especially living out here in Salt Lake. I highly recommend giving them a call.

Glad to see this thread. I've been with Endeavor for a couple of years now after rolling a good chunk of my old 401k into a gold IRA. The process was surprisingly smooth, and the tax advantages really appealed to me for my retirement savings. Initially put in about $75k, mostly gold with a little silver, and the team at Endeavor was great about explaining the precious metals market, especially for someone in Providence like me who's still learning the ropes.

@Laura Sanchez You hit the nail on the head! Due diligence is absolutely critical. I had a similar experience here in Savannah when I rolled over about $180k from my old company's 401k just before the pandemic really took hold. The amount of conflicting info out there was wild, and it really reinforced the need to dig deep before committing to any one group. Glad to hear your rollover went smoothly too!

Okay, jumping into this Endeavor Metals thread… I actually went with them for a portion of my Gold IRA rollover, about 18 months ago. I’d seen some mixed reviews then too, but honestly, my experience was pretty smooth. The rep was knowledgeable and didn't push hard for specific coins; I felt like I had genuinely informed choices. I ended up converting about $180k of an old 401k, mostly into American Eagles and some Canadian Maples. Transaction was clean, and the metals are securely stored at Delaware Depository.

One thing I can’t stress enough for anyone looking into this: *do your own due diligence BEFORE you even talk to a company*. Pro tip: use the Eligibility Checker first - saved me a lot of hassle figuring out if my old 401k was even eligible before I wasted time talking to sales folks. It's a key step to understanding your own situation.

Frankly, a lot of the complaints I see aren't necessarily about the company

I've been looking for recent feedback on Endeavor! My current custodian, who I won't name here, has just been a nightmare to deal with lately, and I've been considering moving my 300oz of Gold American Eagles. This comprehensive review is exactly what I needed to see if Endeavor is the right fit for my next move. Immensely helpful, thank you!

@Joseph Harris – That's great to hear about Augusta. I'm also in San Diego and have been considering diversifying a portion of my portfolio (~$300k) into precious metals for a while now, largely due to inflation concerns and the general market volatility we've seen. How did you decide on Augusta over some of the other major players like JM Bullion or APMEX for your gold IRA setup? I'm curious about the specific factors that sealed the deal for you.