How to Invest in Gold?
Gold which holds a predominant position in every household in India is not only used as an ornamental metal but also acts as a tool to tide over financial difficulties.
Gold which holds a predominant position in every household in India is not only used as an ornamental metal but also acts as a tool to tide over financial difficulties. The yellow metal which is touted as the safest form of investment is witnessing a rally in its prices since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis.
The demand for the precious metal is on the rise since the beginning of the fiscal year 2020. Thus, the purchase of gold has traditionally been a financial support system since ages.

Gold can be purchased in its physical form or through paper form. Physically gold can be bought in the form of jewellery, coins, bars. Through a paper form, Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) and Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) can be bought.
Apart from this gold mutual funds also exists which is a type of mutual funds which directly or indirectly invest in gold reserves. Here investments will be made on stocks of gold mining companies, gold producing and distributing syndicates.
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