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5 different ways to invest in gold

Gold investment need not be in the form of just biscuits or coins. Exchange traded funds are a great option.<br>

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5 different ways to invest in gold

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  1. 5 different ways to invest in gold www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

  2. Gold ETFs Gold investment need not be in the form of just biscuits or coins. Exchange traded funds are a great option. They are units that represent gold which may be in paper or a dematerialised form. These funds are easier to invest in and procure as investors can buy them online and keep them in their Demat accounts. The key benefit of this is that it is cost efficient and there is no premium like labour and making charges attached to it. www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

  3. E-Gold Have you ever considered buying investing in e-gold? All you need is a trading account with specified National Spot Exchange dealers. The buying and selling process works just like shares. One unit of e-old is equal to 1 gram of gold and it is perfect for people who want to make long-term investments can procure e-gold and leave it in their Demat accounts. This can be exchanged for the physical delivery or can be encashed. Seamless trading and transparency in pricing are the key benefits www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

  4. Gold Investment Schemes The Gold Monetisation Scheme, Gold Sovereign Bond Scheme and the Indian Gold Coin Scheme have been recently launched by the Indian Government. The first gold investment scheme works like a savings account by earning interest on the deposited gold as per its weight as well as the appreciation. In the Sovereign Gold Scheme, you receive a paper against the investment instead of physical gold. The last one allows you to purchase a gold coin of 5gm, 10gm or 20gm authorized by the government. www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

  5. Gift Giving Made Easy Mutual Funds Gold Mutual Funds usually invest in ETFs and other related assets. The benefit of this type of gold investment is that a Demat account is not required. You are also not forced to buy a certain number of units and you can invest the exact amount you wish to. For example, if you have rupees 2,000 you can invest in a Gold Mutual Fund, but the amount would not be sufficient to purchase a unit of Gold ETFs. www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

  6. Coins and Bullions The age old and most popular way of investing in gold is purchasing gold coins, bars, or bullions. This is an easy option, especially for those who want to buy physical units of gold. Usually made from the purest gold, most investors are likely to choose this. Another key benefit of this investment its property to be easily recognised and ease to find buyers. www.shop.tbztheoriginal.com

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