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@SSV @Pissant @helloworld @fradelaSGB used to be best investment for Gold. But after govt has closed new SGB tranches. Whats best way to invest in Gold?
Do not want physical gold as difficult to maintain
Buy sgb in secondary market 🤪SGB used to be best investment for Gold. But after govt has closed new SGB tranches. Whats best way to invest in Gold?
Do not want physical gold as difficult to maintain
Sorry can’t help you in this regard..
Because new SGB not there , SGB on NSE trading at premium valuationBuy sgb in secondary market 🤪
Probably not the answer you are looking for
One thing for certain is not to buy digital gold
Not sure how well they will correlate to gold and 12.5% taxation will be thereHow are Gold ETF?
Not sure how well they will correlate to gold and 12.5% taxation will be there
Only option is Gold Mutual Funds.SGB used to be best investment for Gold. But after govt has closed new SGB tranches. Whats best way to invest in Gold?
Do not want physical gold as difficult to maintain
Refer to this thread:
The 12.5% tax is customs duty to import gold in India. This leads to domestic INR gold prices being higher than international prices being higher by a similar percentage.Not sure how well they will correlate to gold and 12.5% taxation will be there
I thought MF house dont pay such taxes they also not liable to pay STCG and LTCG. and ETF do not buy physical gold..The 12.5% tax is customs duty to import gold in India. This leads to domestic INR gold prices being higher than international prices being higher by a similar percentage.
Hence, buying physical gold or gold ETF/mutual fund has exactly the same price basis and is generally very correlated to gold price in Indian market.
Digital gold and physical gold has a GST of 3% which will impact returns (even long term returns). ETF does not have such a GST but the fund itself will pay GST when it buys gold and that GST will come from your invested value. But, generally there will be some exits from such funds over time which will lead to average percentage of GST being much lower than 3%.
There will be other costs such as brokerage and STT when buying ETFs but thta tends to be much lower.
ETFs will buy physical bullion and hold in vaults. They typically rebalance physical gold every month or so.I thought MF house dont pay such taxes they also not liable to pay STCG and LTCG. and ETF do not buy physical gold..
View attachment 78223ETFs will buy physical bullion and hold in vaults. They typically
ETFs will buy physical bullion and hold in vaults. They typically rebalance physical gold every month or so.
rebalance physical gold every month or so.
of course you can.Can we sell 22k gold coin also? Like 24k coin
Can u suggest any way?of course you can.