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What Are Sovereign Gold Bonds?

Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB), issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), are government securities requiring a minimum investment of one gram of gold, with a maximum limit of 4 kilograms for individuals.

Considered one of the top investment options in India, Sovereign Gold Bonds have a maturity period of eight years, with the Reserve Bank of India allowing early encashment after five years; they are safe, low-risk investments offering competitive returns.

These securities remove the risk and expense associated with physically storing gold in bank lockers or at home, providing semi-annual payments based on a 2.5% coupon rate, along with capital appreciation that depends on the market price of gold at maturity.

     Why invest in Sovereign Gold Bonds?

State-Issued

Disbursed by the Government of India (RBI).

Assignable

Can be assigned or gifted to friends and family.

Loan Collateral 

Can serve as collateral for loans from any financial institution.

  Accessible

No need for physical storage of gold.

Tax Relief

There is no long-term capital gains tax unless the asset is sold before maturity, while periodic interest income is taxed according to the applicable tax slab. 

Guaranteed Returns

A fixed interest rate of 2.50% per annum on the initial investment, along with returns from gold price appreciation at maturity.

Risk Reduction Elements


Issued by the RBI on behalf of the Government of India, this option carries zero to low risk.


Bonds stored in a Demat account.


Consistent oversight of the gold bond market.


The RBI ensures transparency.

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