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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has earned \u00a3270,000 for advertising gold bullion – the single biggest payment he has registered since becoming an MP.<\/b><\/p>\n
In the list of MPs’ interests, Farage declared that the payment from Direct Bullion was for work amounting to an estimated four hours per month across a three-month period. <\/p>\n
Labour chair Anna Turley said: “Nigel Farage clearly has the Midas touch when it comes to lining his pockets instead of doing his day job.” <\/p>\n
A spokesman for Farage said: “As has previously been reported and declared, Nigel Farage is a brand ambassador for Direct Bullion.”<\/p>\n
Farage has previously registered payments from the company, including one of \u00a391,200 in February 2025 and another of \u00a3135,000 in November 2025. <\/p>\n
In the most recent set of declarations, he recorded an estimated \u00a318,402 for his work as a presenter on GB News. <\/p>\n
The Clacton MP has faced growing questions about his finances – specifically an undeclared \u00a35m gift he received from cryptocurrency investor and billionaire Christopher Harborne.<\/p>\n
Farage has argued he did not need to declare the gift because he received it before he was elected to Parliament and that it was not a political donation. <\/p>\n
The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner is investigating whether he broke the rules.<\/p>\n
Farage had previously registered more than \u00a380,000 from filming personalised messages for individuals on the Cameo website. <\/p>\n