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  • Sovereign gold bonds due for premature redemption on August 11 delivered upto 20% CAGR

    The 2019-20 Series IX (issued in February 2020) and the 2020-21 Series V (issued in August 2020) will be redeemed at Rs 10,070 per gram

  • RBI announces premature redemption calendar for SGBs issued from May 2017-March 2020

    According to RBI guidelines, sovereign gold bond (SGB) holders can request premature redemption after a five-year holding period from the date of issue.

  • Indian green bonds may see better demand, greenium on JP Morgan inclusion

    The finance ministry is not impressed by the 'greenium', or green premium, on its green bond issuances, which was just 2 basis points on average across all issuances in the current fiscal. Higher demand for this instrument could provide a fillip to India’s push for a sustainable economy.

  • Sovereign Gold Bond 2023-24 Series III opens today: Should you invest?

    The launch of SGB Scheme 2023-2024 Series III has come on the back of gold prices increasing by more than 10 percent in 2023 and defying expectations amid a high interest rate environment.

  • How to accumulate gold for your children's wedding?

    Accumulating gold through Sovereign Gold Bonds presents a viable alternative to buying physical gold

  • Can SGBs continue to outperform gold funds?

    Sovereign gold bonds 2015-Series-I has delivered 13 percent XIRR to its initial investors. Gold ETFs and physical gold have fallen short in comparison.

  • Gold buying on Dussehra: Which is the best way to invest?

    Investors should consider parameters depending on their objectives, risk, return, liquidity, and tax benefits before choosing the most appropriate option to invest in gold this Dussehra.

  • Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2021-22 Series X opens for subscription today. Here's all you need to know

    The tenor of the bond is eight years with an exit option after the fifth year.

  • Want to buy sovereign gold bonds? You can choose between the fresh issue and these six series traded on the NSE

    A fresh tranche of sovereign gold bonds is open for subscription now. But you could also possibly buy SGBs from the exchanges at better prices and with good liquidity

  • Raksha Bandhan 2021: Gift your sister these 4 threads of financial protection

    Raksha Bandhan 2021: Siblings are our first friends, saviors, and partners-in-crime in life.

  • Dhanteras: What's the best way to buy gold?

    Dhanteras is an auspicious occasion to buy gold. Assess your portfolio and buy paper gold that is well-regulated on a good platform, is fairly-priced and comes with the necessary purity

  • Time to take some profits off the table after gold’s sharp rally

    If there is too much gold in your portfolio, you can afford to book some of the gains

  • More glitter in gold bonds than the physical yellow metal

    Sovereign Gold Bonds offer a better alternative to physical gold with tax-free interest and carry no purity risk

  • Gold available at 10% discount - should you buy?

    The opportunity is in the form of buying sovereign gold bond (SGB) from the secondary market.

  • Things to keep in mind while investing in Sovereign Gold Bonds

    As a principle of financial planning, investment in gold should be in the range of 5-10 per cent of one's financial portfolio.

  • Should you invest in current tranche of sovereign gold bonds?

    Investment advisors say the bonds offer a good portfolio diversification option. They also offer the twin benefit of capital appreciation and regular returns, besides not having the risk of handling like physical gold.

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