Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Sovereign Gold Bond

 

You may consider investing in sovereign gold bonds, as these bonds score over gold ETFs on two counts

 You may consider investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds. These bonds score over gold ETFs on two counts. One, they pay an interest of 2.75 per cent on initial investment, payable every six months. Two, gold ETFs charge management charges of up to 1 per cent, whereas gold bonds do not have any charges.
 

How sovereign gold bonds work

You can buy sovereign gold bonds from banks and post offices after completing the know-your-customer (KYC) documentation. The value of one bond will represent the price of gold per gram. You have to invest up to a minimum value of two gram of gold. The maximum you can invest in a financial year is up to a value of 500 grams. These bonds come with a tenure of eight years and an exit option from the 5th year. You will earn an interest of 2.75% a year, which will be paid half-yearly. These bonds can be converted to demat form. They will be listed on exchanges, which means you could exit them in the secondary market if you require the money before maturity. The redemption will be done on the prevailing price at the market. Interest will be paid on the original value of investment. You can use these bonds to take a loan.

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