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Increasing awareness on the drawbacks of physical gold as an investment option has
made people switch to Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and Sovereign Gold Bonds – Gold rate today: Gold trades lower on Trump's
remark on trade talks
the smarter ways of investing in gold.
Gold ETFs are mutual funds that invest in physical gold. Each unit of a Gold ETF Discover POWERED BY
represents 1 gram of 24 carat physical gold. Investors in Gold ETFs do not bear making Mutual Funds
charges or storage costs associated with physical gold holdings. Moreover, Gold ETFs are
traded on the exchange at the prevailing market price of physical gold, which implies that
investors can buy or sell their holdings at close to the market price, without worrying about
paying a premium on purchase or selling at a discount.
SIP starting Rs 500 Top Tax Saver
ELSS Funds
Sovereign Gold Bonds are government-backed securities denominated in grams of gold.
Investors in Sovereign Gold Bonds are assured of market price of gold at the time of
purchase and redemption.
Gold ETFs vs Sovereign Gold Bonds High Performing Mid Best Large Cap
Cap Funds Funds
At the outset, Gold ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds may seem similar. However, there
are a few differences which are highlighted below:
Interest No interest is paid Investments in this scheme are eligible to earn interest
every year, payable every six months
Top Rated Multi Cap Best Balanced
Funds Funds
Expenses Returns in line with gold No management fees
barring expenses such as
fund management fees,
storage charges and
insurance costs P2P Loans & Lending
Extending access to credit: Are
No making charges, alternate finance platforms
premiums/discounts creating tangible impact?
Taxation Profit on sale is taxable. Interest on the Bonds will be taxable. The capital gains tax
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LTCG at 20% with arising on redemption of SGB to an individual has been experience to achieve Sabka Saath, Sabka
indexation after 3 years of exempted. The indexation benefits will be provided to long Vikas?
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Gold ETFs Sovereign Gold Bonds
Growth Stocks Credit Rating
How to earn money by
Minimum/Maximum Minimum as low as 1/2 gm Minimum 1 gm. Maximum 4 kg per
investing
investment individual per fiscal year
How to earn money from share market ELSS Investment
Mutual FD Rates FD Interest
Liquidity Can be sold anytime through 8 year tenure with an exit option only from funds Hike Rate
your broker at transparent prices 5th year onwards. Secondary market How to calculate
liquidity may be constrained by low trading Gold Saving Schemes gratuity
Highly liquid given the high volumes, which means investors may have How to calculate EPF
trading volumes on the stock to compromise on the value due to demand- Balance
Systematic Investors can make systematic The option to make systematic purchases is
purchase option purchases, which mean they can easily not available at present. It will
invest a fixed amount of money depend on government issuances or
at regular intervals with an aim to liquidity on the stock exchanges.
reduce the average cost of their
investment over the long term.
To summarize, the inefficient preference for holding physical gold has prevented investors
from optimizing their gold investments. Not only do you end up paying a high price for this
obsession (in the form of taxation, storage costs, making charges, high premiums,
discounted resale values), but it is also prone to impurities and theft.
Financial forms like gold ETFs and SGBs are more efficient avenues for investment, with
the ETF scoring over the SGB thanks to its 24 carat physical gold backing.
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