How to buy Gold Bonds Online| What are the advantages of Gold Bonds| Explained by CA Rachana Ranade

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  • @CARachanaRanade
    @CARachanaRanade  Před rokem

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  • @vimalalwaysrocks
    @vimalalwaysrocks Před 4 lety +333

    I am amazed at how much information you can clearly feed into my lazy & financial illiterate brain.. Thank you Madam!

  • @puneetsaxena7177
    @puneetsaxena7177 Před 3 lety +41

    Ma'am, your explanation of each and every topic is very detailed and comprehensive. I really like the diversity in topics that you explain. Really appreciate it as I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you!

  • @pawan5944
    @pawan5944 Před 4 lety +15

    What a intro Ma'am with mom's action 🙌. It also indicate our Indian mentality towards gold.

  • @yellenaresh5542
    @yellenaresh5542 Před 3 lety +8

    I really admire her presentation skills.
    I think she is one of the best in presenting

  • @avijitmondal4741
    @avijitmondal4741 Před 3 lety +41

    Yes I can get a loan for giving my security as collateral to the bank.
    No I don't have to pay gst on SGB.

  • @koustubhbakhade
    @koustubhbakhade Před 3 lety +65

    Ans 1 - Yes...we can get loan against SGB
    Ans 2 - No GST.❤️

    • @anantsaini
      @anantsaini Před 3 lety

      Thanks

    • @taskapp8321
      @taskapp8321 Před 3 lety

      How much loan can get

    • @afraiddoctor2277
      @afraiddoctor2277 Před 2 lety

      @@taskapp8321 jitne ka gold price aur quantity rhega apke pas,utna he,usse jyada nhi milne wala 😂

    • @chetanjethwa3823
      @chetanjethwa3823 Před 2 lety

      Loan against sgb will be treated as redemption of sgb

    • @sarathr4495
      @sarathr4495 Před 2 lety

      We cannot take loan on sgb

  • @venkataramana5603
    @venkataramana5603 Před 3 lety +13

    Madam.. there is some positive aura around your lecture :) Not just the content, everything is perfect :)

  • @VIGHNESH_EDITS_12
    @VIGHNESH_EDITS_12 Před 4 lety +1084

    😂😂 what a start. Kudos to the creativity

  • @himanshusingh-er7dd
    @himanshusingh-er7dd Před 3 lety +21

    1) Yes, these securities are eligible to be used as collateral for loans from banks, financial Institutions and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFC). The Loan to Value ratio will be the same as applicable to ordinary gold loan prescribed by RBI from time to time.
    2) GST is not levied on sovereign gold bonds, making this scheme further cost-effective. Otherwise, GST at 3% is levied on gold purchases.

  • @mahendrasahu04111988
    @mahendrasahu04111988 Před 4 lety +58

    first question answer is yes. we can take loan against this SGB'S.
    second questions answer is no. no GST or anyother tax is charges.
    MADAM please make a video on how to trade in SGB in secondry market. when ever i place any order in secondry market it failse. please help its a request. thank you

    • @VishalGupta-nt2rg
      @VishalGupta-nt2rg Před 4 lety +2

      I trade frequently in SGBs never faced this issue

    • @mahendrasahu04111988
      @mahendrasahu04111988 Před 4 lety +1

      @@VishalGupta-nt2rgsir I will really appreciate you, if you could help me out related to do trading SGB in secondary market. Because from a long time I want to learn it. Thank you

    • @jhagauravkumar
      @jhagauravkumar Před 4 lety +1

      Buy through Zerodha. You can easily sell it

    • @ssharma1304
      @ssharma1304 Před 4 lety +2

      @@mahendrasahu04111988 u can buy it fm Sharekhan too

    • @VishalGupta-nt2rg
      @VishalGupta-nt2rg Před 4 lety

      @@mahendrasahu04111988 could you please elaborate the issue... what exactly is the problem that you are facing while trading in SGBs

  • @roy06arka
    @roy06arka Před 4 lety +33

    1. These bonds can be used as collateral for loans.
    2. No, GST is not charged on gold bonds/etf, or any other form of paper gold.
    Ma'am really love the way you explain each and every topic in your videos. Being a novice in the financial areas, your videos helps a lot to get the complex knowledge in an easy simple form. Thanks a lot for the videos.

    • @jaychoudhury1401
      @jaychoudhury1401 Před rokem

      Further instead of purchasing from RBI if we purchase from Market we will get cheaper.

    • @venkatgb7319
      @venkatgb7319 Před rokem

      ​@@jaychoudhury1401 but how to buy from demat account like which gold ETF as so many gold etfs and bonds are there

  • @srinivasrallapalli5011
    @srinivasrallapalli5011 Před 4 lety +5

    No words for the start ..... Mum"s are too good in emotions

  • @eeshansrivastava13
    @eeshansrivastava13 Před 3 lety +90

    You >>> Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc.

  • @harshagoswami7896
    @harshagoswami7896 Před 3 lety +5

    Ans = 1 Q :- Yes we can get a loan using these securities .
    2 Q :- NO GST is not required to be paid
    I really enjoyed your info on this topic :)) I am 20 and ready to invest .

  • @studyfy_byVrindavakharia
    @studyfy_byVrindavakharia Před 4 lety +44

    Ans to homework questions :
    1) yes, we can use this bond to have a loan from banks etc.. As collateral security
    2) No GST payment to purchase this SGB.

    • @sanjithjayakumar7185
      @sanjithjayakumar7185 Před 4 lety +3

      Homework:
      1) yes, we can use this sgb as collateral to any fin. Institution for a loan.
      2) GST is not required for a gold bond.
      Madam pls i have a serious question......
      Q) If we purchase SGB through upstox, zerodha etc.. shall we will get Bond certificate automatically by post or courier.
      Or
      To get SGB certificate shall we need to apply through bank? Pls clarify this important question madam.

    • @nareshd32767
      @nareshd32767 Před 3 lety +1

      @@sanjithjayakumar7185 I got the gold bond certificate via mail from RBI.

    • @sourabhpatel2391
      @sourabhpatel2391 Před 3 lety

      3) What happens if someone holds SGB more than 8 years, will they still get 2.5% appreciation??

    • @handasisters
      @handasisters Před 3 lety +2

      @@sourabhpatel2391 SGB come with a fix maturity date of 8 years and are automatically redeemed on that date.

    • @sourabhpatel2391
      @sourabhpatel2391 Před 3 lety +1

      @@handasisters I was hoping so. Thanks for confirmation.👍👍

  • @aithavenkatesh6072
    @aithavenkatesh6072 Před 4 lety +31

    SGB's are securities
    So out of scope for GST purpose
    Goods under GST excludes securities

  • @abhasmahawar9863
    @abhasmahawar9863 Před 4 lety +5

    Answer1- Sovereign gold bonds can be used as collateral at the time of taking loans from public or private banks, NBFC and also from other financial institutions. Basically Sovereign Gold Bond is a security provided by the government that can be denominated in grams of gold.

  • @RajheshNair
    @RajheshNair Před rokem +1

    Amazing wealth of information on all your videos. I do have a clarity on this.
    If I buy this from Stock Exchange and not during initial issue, how does the computation of 8 year lock in period happen in this case? Also the long term capital gain on this purchased will be valid?

  • @anuradharedij9482
    @anuradharedij9482 Před 3 lety +1

    Your teaching skills are fabulous. You simplify tedious concepts. I have started watching your you tube videos. Now I am getting confidence to invest in stock market.

  • @rrajesh145
    @rrajesh145 Před 4 lety +19

    Thanks for sharing details on SGB. Can you also share how to exit after 8 years ? Do we need to keep Zerodha or any brokerage account active till 8 years?

    • @rajkumarnarayanan5878
      @rajkumarnarayanan5878 Před 3 lety

      Good question

    • @mahesha6363
      @mahesha6363 Před 3 lety

      If you apply for paper cert no need of demat. If you apply for demat format u have to keep demat account active for 8y. If you have in demat format then you can sell on nse etc and then u can close demat account. I am not an expert

  • @pradeepcool1242
    @pradeepcool1242 Před 4 lety +13

    Thanks for the video CARR mam. As a small investor, after watching ur video on SGB I have booked 1 slot. On the other hand I used to invest in mutual funds and some long term shares. My request is “mam can u make a small/quick video on all long term(SGB’s, MF’s etc.,) options available online”.

    • @pjkundani
      @pjkundani Před 4 lety +1

      Don't buy SGB..
      Buy Physical Gold..
      Don't fall for the interest..
      There is no substitute of physical Gold..

    • @AkhileshKumar-fk3od
      @AkhileshKumar-fk3od Před 4 lety

      @@pjkundani but why?

  • @hinalthakkar
    @hinalthakkar Před 4 lety +4

    Thankyou so much Ma’am, reading the news paper helps but watching your videos clears the doubts and misconceptions that I have.!
    The answer to the questions are:
    1) Yes loan can be taken against these units of SGB
    2) No GST will be attracted.

  • @aaaa-qf6bw
    @aaaa-qf6bw Před 2 lety +2

    1.SGB are transferrable, hence can be used as collateral against loans
    2. I think there are no GST levied on SGB

  • @nkagarwa
    @nkagarwa Před 3 lety +1

    I liked your videos, need to know:
    1) Which SGB scheme should be taken via broker in demat a/c.
    2) How will I know maturity date for the scheme I bought online
    3) Suppose I bought anyone SGB scheme online, in order to complete 8 years, date of my purchase or date of issue of the scheme will be considered.
    4) Online purchased of SGB via broker in Demat, 2.5% Interest will be credited to Bank account or trading account
    5) After maturity, how to approach to RBI

  • @mdfaraz9358
    @mdfaraz9358 Před 4 lety +21

    Ma'am, first of all, I'd like to appreciate your efforts as your videos are very informative and they have made me start investing in the stock market. I have a question regarding SGB when we trade on gold bonds, Is there a gold reserved by the name of the owner in a physical form ?? Like when we buy equity, we own a small proportion of the market value of the company. Is that the same case in SGB also?

  • @pikachumom
    @pikachumom Před 4 lety +5

    kya start tha video ka...hillariously accurate:))))

  • @priyankauppal7805
    @priyankauppal7805 Před 4 lety +5

    hello mam, firstly i would like to thank you for sharing complete knowledge free of cost. Being a science student you can imagine that probably i don't have any knoweldge regarding commerce field. but from the day i started watching your lecture i can firmly say that yes i have a good knowlegde. Thanks, thanks alot.
    Now i want to request you , please make complete lecture series on forex trading. PLEASE :)

  • @Asphalt2611
    @Asphalt2611 Před 4 lety +4

    Madam the way you teaching us like one of my friend giving gyan (laugh).---Jokespart ----Madam really really you are so amazing
    ,and the way you explaining is totally totally awsome .Actually i have no knowledge but after seeing this video Now i can say i know about SGB.--------THANKYOU MA'AM

  • @prasadcnavale
    @prasadcnavale Před 2 lety +2

    physical gold and SGB returns are not comparable.... current gold price is 51.5k but my SGB (invested in jun 2029 SRII) is 47700...

  • @onkarjadhav3890
    @onkarjadhav3890 Před 4 lety +6

    With such a creativity and increasing subscriber count I think you'll be there in the youtube fanfest this year👌😃

  • @yuvaraj-lt7mz
    @yuvaraj-lt7mz Před 4 lety +9

    ##Hi Mam My questions are
    1) Why cant we buy SGB (Issued before few years) directly from secondary market which are available for discounted price and lesser maturity period?
    2) Do we get 2.5% interest in case if we buy SGB from secondary market and keeps till maturity ?

  • @taarakmehta6074
    @taarakmehta6074 Před 3 lety +5

    I had gave the same advice to one of my friend Jethalal Gada in 2008 and now he is living an amazing life. He invested those returns in his electronic shop which has a turnover of crores now.
    Thanks to gold appreciation 🙏
    Everyone should invest in it once.

  • @smarlakunta
    @smarlakunta Před 3 lety +1

    Madam, @2:51 CAGR computation is wrong.
    You have computed CAGR assuming that the period of investment is only 1 year.
    However, as per the chart shown, the number of years of investment is 5. So the CAGR is 9.93%

  • @omsai4425
    @omsai4425 Před 2 lety +1

    Wow 👏🏼! I have never come across such a simplified and meticulous explanation of an investment! Keep up the awesome work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.

  • @abhijitsabhapandit7771
    @abhijitsabhapandit7771 Před 4 lety +4

    Thanks a lot for your valuable explanations. It means a lot to new invester like me. It's really very simple, understandable and eye catching. You are doing a great job and I would love to see more and more.
    Million thanks again

  • @anuragsawant2862
    @anuragsawant2862 Před 4 měsíci +7

    Gold is trending at 72K today ❤

  • @martandaysingh9314
    @martandaysingh9314 Před 4 lety +8

    Dear Rachana,
    Thanks for the very informative video, the fact is today I was myself looking at these to invest for myself as having gold in physical form can be tiresome.
    1. Do I get CAGR over the period of suppose 10 years on for example 50 gms of gold?
    2. As an NRI can I get these SGB cashed out anywhere in the world after my maturity ? I guess that's your home work? LOL.... Great Job

  • @Dr.PK18
    @Dr.PK18 Před 4 lety +2

    Very informative mam.....1) loan can be taken
    2) no GST

  • @snehalkamble13
    @snehalkamble13 Před 2 lety +1

    Perfectly explained mam.
    Thank you

  • @NikhLogic
    @NikhLogic Před 4 lety +5

    Each word coming from Rachana Ma'am has value to it & I'm glad it's available to everyone for free.

  • @hemachavan3569
    @hemachavan3569 Před 4 lety +4

    I was waiting for your video on this topic since I got notification from Zerodha abt SGB. 😉
    Thanks a lot for making it now..
    You are my reliable source 😇

    • @almightygamingmlbb2391
      @almightygamingmlbb2391 Před 4 lety +1

      Why are you considering 5 years ago gold price when gold bond is for 8 years take 8 year historic gold price you will see growth of only 13% hiding facts is not quality content. If you take 13% return then bank fd is better than sovereign gold bond.
      And at present equity fall and gold rise so when economy will be on track gold price will fall as they are inversely proportional so gold price will not rise 30 to 35% is high probability chance.
      I would prefer fd atleast I will be sure how much I will get and both gives simple interest.
      Further if you do maths 2012 and 2019 gold prices
      2012 it was 31050 after 8 years 2019 it was 35220
      So return is 13 % divide by 8 years its 1.67% and 2.5% per year so total is 4.17% which is lower than current fd rate and current gold prices are too high to invest in this.

    • @hemachavan3569
      @hemachavan3569 Před 4 lety

      @@almightygamingmlbb2391 if you have a good stock portfolio then investment in gold offsets the risk when there is downfall in stock market.
      So if you manage your portfolio proportionately then having gold saves you when market is bearish.
      You may get better ROI on FD
      but risk of bearish market is also a factor which FD doesn't take care of.
      After all you can't put all your eggs in one basket

  • @drbaba.f.sirivyala6001
    @drbaba.f.sirivyala6001 Před 4 lety +17

    Hi, when are you going announce discounts on fundamental analysis course. We are waiting😉

  • @amrutgholkar7252
    @amrutgholkar7252 Před 4 lety +9

    Hello Ma'am,
    Your lectures are awesome, keep it up.
    My question is about SGB of the last week of August 2020 which will be sold at INR 5117 per gram. Is it good to buy it at such higher price? I mean prices has been grown because of international market situation, may be covid impacts etc but is it good to buy it now or prices of SGB may goes down in future?

  • @ankurbagde7889
    @ankurbagde7889 Před 4 lety +3

    So much information given in such creative and systematic way.. loved it!!

  • @1123bala
    @1123bala Před 4 lety +42

    Gold is not for sentiment. Its life survival in tough time.

  • @prakashch3072
    @prakashch3072 Před 4 lety +5

    Thank you for your information. Is demat account required to buy gold bonds?

  • @anilmisra8286
    @anilmisra8286 Před 3 lety +3

    What is tax treatment of the capital gains on maturity of bonds in the hands of an investor who buys the bonds on a stock exchange? Whether he too gets the exemption from capital gains tax?

  • @MSDheeraaShri
    @MSDheeraaShri Před 3 lety +1

    Very well prepared and Explained ! Interesting not only the information but also the approach towards the Content 👏👏👏

  • @vyshaliac9820
    @vyshaliac9820 Před 3 lety +2

    Started loving your channel..great place to learn, everything explained how n very simple language

  • @rahulsarin4609
    @rahulsarin4609 Před 4 lety +9

    The start was awesome, you acted soo cute.

  • @nagrajb7525
    @nagrajb7525 Před 4 lety +4

    Ma'am what are the disadvantages of buying SGBs?
    Suggest me at a commerce prospective.

  • @srinivasaguptha7229
    @srinivasaguptha7229 Před 4 lety +4

    Thanks for explaining about sovereign gold bonds,
    If I buy sgb in stock exchanges do I eligible for nil capital gains tax, if so how long I have to hold it.

  • @shreyasingh1700
    @shreyasingh1700 Před rokem

    The flying cushion from mom made me subscribe!🤣....so relatable

  • @pandian.esakki
    @pandian.esakki Před rokem +1

    Excellent explanation as usual. Thanks a lot!

  • @sanketshrikrishnshubhadach6915

    Kay beginning Ashe yaar!! Dude u rocked!! Great video!!

  • @clydeveigas05
    @clydeveigas05 Před 4 lety +14

    I am on a marathon watching your videos. HAHA. So much of great content! Thank you so much for this Rachana! You Rock!

    • @dollyhotwani4679
      @dollyhotwani4679 Před 3 lety +1

      Same man!
      CC Rachana Ranade madam, thank you truly! I don't feel like a left out now (having not been a finance or commerce student) :D Big cheers.

  • @nikhil23911
    @nikhil23911 Před 3 lety +3

    Amazing, was skeptical about this whole sgb thing, but now I'm more informed about it.

  • @ankitapurohit5853
    @ankitapurohit5853 Před 2 lety

    very well explained .As a beginer I have learnt alot from your video.

  • @Dematdive
    @Dematdive Před 3 lety

    Your style is awesome...I always hit like in the starting itself

  • @360degreevlog96
    @360degreevlog96 Před 4 lety +9

    What if the gold bond depreciates at the end of five or 8 years?

    • @skwlogs9996
      @skwlogs9996 Před 4 lety +6

      Just look back the history of 50 to 80yrs back....you will get the crystal clear answer brooo😬😬

    • @savinantony5631
      @savinantony5631 Před 3 lety +2

      Sell ur gold now and buy gold after 8years.

    • @clarifiedbutter4777
      @clarifiedbutter4777 Před 3 lety

      Gold price will never depreciate in long run

  • @mihirkarnik2690
    @mihirkarnik2690 Před 4 lety +8

    Madam , the returns from gold are not 37% CAGR , it is just around 10% CAGR

  • @sudhiragrawal6661
    @sudhiragrawal6661 Před 4 lety +13

    where/how can I attend your live q&a session for the queries listed here.

  • @mymoneymyinvestments
    @mymoneymyinvestments Před 3 lety +1

    Great video. Really appreciate the time and energy you give to make these video. I don't get time to see all, but u have so much enthusiasm to make . Amazing.

  • @priyankaboske1640
    @priyankaboske1640 Před rokem

    Awesome.....i always learn something new from you ma'am,thank you soo much.

  • @jaglamb2381
    @jaglamb2381 Před 4 lety +3

    Hi Rachana, Thanks for the detailed explanation.
    Is the semi-annual interest payout based on the initial bond purchase price or the past 3-business day average price of gold?

    • @akkashu6663
      @akkashu6663 Před 3 lety

      semi-annual interest payout based on the initial bond purchase price

  • @gauravmeena7515
    @gauravmeena7515 Před 4 lety +9

    VERY NICELY EXPLAINED..!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS INFO.

    • @almightygamingmlbb2391
      @almightygamingmlbb2391 Před 4 lety +5

      Why are you considering 5 years ago gold price when gold bond is for 8 years take 8 year historic gold price you will see growth of only 13% hiding facts is not quality content. If you take 13% return then bank fd is better than sovereign gold bond.
      And at present equity fall and gold rise so when economy will be on track gold price will fall as they are inversely proportional so gold price will not rise 30 to 35% is high probability chance.
      I would prefer fd atleast I will be sure how much I will get and both gives simple interest.
      Further if you do maths 2012 and 2019 gold prices
      2012 it was 31050 after 8 years 2019 it was 35220
      So return is 13 % divide by 8 years its 1.67% and 2.5% per year so total is 4.17% which is lower than current fd rate and current gold prices are too high to invest in this.

  • @milindsupnekar4259
    @milindsupnekar4259 Před 4 lety +4

    Why dont you show how to apply through Upstocks ? Every time you show through Zerodha only ?

  • @ushmanair1608
    @ushmanair1608 Před 3 lety +2

    Came across your channel and it is so so so so good and informative. Such good content in such easy to understand way. Loved it. Keep shining!!!! ✨👍👍

    • @avrambaloch6008
      @avrambaloch6008 Před 3 lety

      If you're an investor. Could you help me with some knowledge in the stock market

  • @goyalsr6374
    @goyalsr6374 Před 2 lety

    Gr8 information.My simple question, different SGB being traded on NSE have different dates of payment of interest.Suppose I buy a SGB whose interest due is 25.11.2021, and I sell it on 30.11.2021 and buy SGB whose interest due is December.Apart from fluctuation in market , will I be getting appox 2.5 % in two months?

  • @kabirsharma4820
    @kabirsharma4820 Před 4 lety +13

    1). I want to buy gold for my daughter wedding, so if I buy SGB now, can I exchange it for physical gold before her marriage?
    2). Is it a good idea to buy SGB trading at NSE which were issued one or two years ago?
    3). Is there any disadvantage to buy SGB from NSE which were issued 5 years ago?
    4). What if I buy the recent tranche of SGB and its is trading at severe discount at NSE, will I lose money?

    • @almightygamingmlbb2391
      @almightygamingmlbb2391 Před 4 lety +12

      Why are you considering 5 years ago gold price when gold bond is for 8 years take 8 year historic gold price you will see growth of only 13% hiding facts is not quality content. If you take 13% return then bank fd is better than sovereign gold bond.
      And at present equity fall and gold rise so when economy will be on track gold price will fall as they are inversely proportional so gold price will not rise 30 to 35% is high probability chance.
      I would prefer fd atleast I will be sure how much I will get and both gives simple interest.
      Further if you do maths 2012 and 2019 gold prices
      2012 it was 31050 after 8 years 2019 it was 35220
      So return is 13 % divide by 8 years its 1.67% and 2.5% per year so total is 4.17% which is lower than current fd rate and current gold prices are too high to invest in this.

    • @fuzzylogger
      @fuzzylogger Před 4 lety +1

      You cannot exchange for physical gold. Just sell your SGB when time comes and buy physical gold from your nearest jewellery.

    • @yashtalawdekar5029
      @yashtalawdekar5029 Před 4 lety

      @@almightygamingmlbb2391 I read your comment , can you explain in more detail plz

    • @karthikp3581
      @karthikp3581 Před 4 lety

      Don't prefer SGB.. always physical gold is best. Buy as gold coin keep it safe till her wedding exchange it for jwellery

    • @lokeshduraiswami
      @lokeshduraiswami Před 4 lety

      @@almightygamingmlbb2391 YES SIR ITS CORRECT . ECONOMIST SRINIVASAN SIR (TAMILNADU)ALSO TOLD SAME THING. NOT THAT MUCH ATTRACTIVE .

  • @padmanabhapendela4836
    @padmanabhapendela4836 Před 3 lety +4

    Madam, Thank you for your detailed explantion about SGB. Even Layman can understand your clear and detailed explanation. But I would like to clarify from you How come Gold has given 37% CAGR? As per the graph shown in your video in 2015 the rate of Gold was 26,343/-. In 2020 it was 42,300/-when you recorded the video. Then it works out to 9.93%CAGR. It it grew really @37%CAGR, the value must have been Rs.1,27,135.86. Please clarify the calcualtion of 37% CAGR.

  • @chinmayeejoshi4592
    @chinmayeejoshi4592 Před 4 lety +5

    Such maakad antics! Hilarious 😂😂 I love that you're not afraid to do random things. Gives the channel a chill vibe.

  • @yasaswy
    @yasaswy Před 4 lety

    Good info. Answers for 1 is Yes and 2 is No. I've been buying these since 2017 when it was consolidating from 1280$/oz trading range.

    • @trainforglory
      @trainforglory Před 3 lety

      I want to invest in SGB and my question is: If I want to invest more money in the SGB later, can I invest ??
      For example: I will buy 10 grams now and later after 6 months, can I buy more?

  • @ManishFrenchStudio
    @ManishFrenchStudio Před 2 lety +1

    Knowledge video 📸 thankyou for sharing 💕

  • @himanidadhich282
    @himanidadhich282 Před 4 lety +8

    Mam ...hume abi gold k price high chl rhe h toh is it beneficial to invest in SGB now or should wait to reduce the price??

  • @Abhi65707
    @Abhi65707 Před 4 lety +6

    Kindly tell the procedure and related form(s) for dematerialisation of my physical SGB certificate.

  • @analysestock
    @analysestock Před 4 lety +15

    Mam, CAGR comes out at 10 % approx

  • @Sairam22061992
    @Sairam22061992 Před 4 lety

    Rachana Ji - I watch your videos from USA and learn investing in India. I would love to say: You are awesome ji 🙂🙂.
    Keep doing your good work. 👍🙂

  • @akankshaagarwal8407
    @akankshaagarwal8407 Před rokem

    Hello maam. Can we keep the sgb for more than 8 years ? And for how long do we get the annual interest??

  • @piyushkumar5946
    @piyushkumar5946 Před 4 lety +4

    Mam, Can you make a video on daily margin sheet? It has alot of intimidating terms which make it bit difficult for newbies like me. It would be very nice to have a easy guide to follow to understand something difficult.
    Thanks

  • @harshitgaba4356
    @harshitgaba4356 Před 4 lety +18

    can i also buy these bonds from exchanges directly instead of subscribing it now from rbi when they will be placed on exchanges for trading ???
    and in that case whether i have to pay the capital gains tax and do i also get the 2.5% interest on them annually if i took the delivery of them from exhange ??

  • @vaidyavenkat6319
    @vaidyavenkat6319 Před 4 lety +8

    Namaste ! As always an amazing educating & Insightful content. Investing in SGB also saves the worry of physical gold theft & saves from bank locker fees. If I may request, could you please do a video or a blog on PMVVY Pension scheme for senior citizens. Would be useful to plan for our aging parents. Appreciate your energy & enthusiasm ! Cheers, Vaidya

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      @mukeshgupta8943 Před 4 lety

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  • @bhargavisweety1510
    @bhargavisweety1510 Před 4 lety +1

    If a person purchased SGB's for 5 years.
    After 5 years, if a person wants physical gold, can we get???
    Can a person convert SGB's to physical gold?

  • @tusharparab1813
    @tusharparab1813 Před 2 lety

    खूप आपलेपणा वाटतो तुमच्या व्हिडिओज पाहून 🙏🏼. मनापासून धन्यवाद.

  • @iyapaa
    @iyapaa Před 4 lety +14

    Hi Mam,
    What can be happen after mature period, can we hold it.

    • @RGopiKrishna
      @RGopiKrishna Před 4 lety +2

      no you will get your money in your account

    • @pjkundani
      @pjkundani Před 4 lety +6

      Don't buy SGB..
      Buy Physical Gold..
      There is no substitute of physical Gold..
      We are using FIAT currency..
      Convert FIAT into gold..

  • @AnkitGautamIITB
    @AnkitGautamIITB Před 4 lety +6

    Ma'am how is groww app (online broker)......
    What if some stock Investment application like zerodha,groww shuts or do frawd

  • @tanmaychoudhury8349
    @tanmaychoudhury8349 Před 3 lety +6

    WILL I GET THAT 2.5% INTEREST IF I BUY FROM SECONDARY MARKET OFCOURSE FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASING IT FROM SECONDARY BOND MARKET???

    • @Prasad4096
      @Prasad4096 Před 3 lety

      I too got this doubt. Have you got any answer?

    • @tanmaychoudhury8349
      @tanmaychoudhury8349 Před 3 lety

      @@Prasad4096 no

    • @Prasad4096
      @Prasad4096 Před 3 lety

      @@tanmaychoudhury8349 I think we get the interest. But we need to consider one more main point while buying in secondary market.. i.e. if SGB bond was issued long back..at that time suppose issue price was 3500. .but currently we buy for ~4900 in secondary market. But we get 2.5% interest on issue price (based on 3500). Better to check the issue price also while buying

  • @reenagaikwad
    @reenagaikwad Před rokem

    1 silly question.
    What happens if the gold price depreciate? will it impact the capital invested?

  • @shubham_bagal_
    @shubham_bagal_ Před 4 lety +2

    What if I buy sgb from stock exchange
    Does it contains all facilities and consequences related with sgb buyed.from rbi
    Plz make video on how to buy
    From rbi where to buy
    As well as from stock exchange

  • @dineshkinibailoor340
    @dineshkinibailoor340 Před 4 lety +12

    Thank you Rachana mam for a such intuitive video on SGB. I have one question: If I buy new bond then it cost 4627.00 per gram but in secondary market similar bond is available at less than current one eg: SGBDEC2513-GB is trading at 4580. Is this lucrative to buy same bond from secondary market? or both cost same if I consider indexation benefit.

    • @raghu_vamsi
      @raghu_vamsi Před 4 lety

      Interesting. Waiting for mam's reply

    • @boeing747200lr
      @boeing747200lr Před 4 lety

      It may not have same interest rate! 2.5%

    • @rules654
      @rules654 Před 4 lety

      @@boeing747200lr no that doesn't happen !!

    • @sandeepnkasal6
      @sandeepnkasal6 Před 4 lety

      Adding to your questions, i have 1 more doubt. Of i buy from secondary market, from that date i should hold it for minimum 8 years or it's cumulative age of gold bond.

    • @rules654
      @rules654 Před 4 lety +2

      @@sandeepnkasal6 bond maturity is fixed !! Means if you buy it after 1 year of issue it would mature after 7 years . For ex you bought may 2025 SGB now it would still mature on may 2025

  • @dhjo2010
    @dhjo2010 Před 4 lety +3

    Will I get interest if I buy traded SGB from Zerodh?
    Secondly why prices of traded SGB of previous series is not same?

  • @cpandit803
    @cpandit803 Před 3 lety +3

    Hi Rachna Ma'am, could you please help us explaining how would we trade SGB from Zerodha? I saw there were many SGBs listed, not sure which ones to go for! Also would a return of 2.5% semi annually also imply when we trade SGB from a secondary market? Thanks in advance

  • @devendragupta6852
    @devendragupta6852 Před 2 lety

    Mam ..Happy to see this video..
    Could you please let me know that if I buy SGB units from Trade App, would I get 2.5% Interest and other RBI benefits on that as per guidelines?

  • @ankitsaxena5631
    @ankitsaxena5631 Před 3 lety +2

    Very well explained with sheer points about SGB. Understood properly.
    Thank you ma'am. Kindly give guidance or can start a series covering economics. 🙂

  • @bharathmariyala7437
    @bharathmariyala7437 Před 4 lety +6

    Hi Madam, There might be bloopers while shooting you can add few at the end. That way it could be unique and we enjoy too at the end. Content wise you are awesome.

    • @sapnac3257
      @sapnac3257 Před 3 lety

      This is not entertainment channel this channel is for learning

  • @vigneshbalachandran9704
    @vigneshbalachandran9704 Před 4 lety +3

    Love the intro....un expected

  • @sagarmulik983
    @sagarmulik983 Před 4 lety +13

    Answer for 1st question is "YES"
    And for 2nd question is "NO"

  • @swarnalikar7109
    @swarnalikar7109 Před 3 lety

    you are excellent Rachana. you explain so easily in layman terms. Just amazed

  • @jagannathrath1914
    @jagannathrath1914 Před 4 lety +1

    Please could you answer some of my questions on SGB?
    1. Can I keep the bonds for more than 8 years or I must have to redeem them on maturity?
    2. Is investing in SGB is a better option or mutual funds because they provide much better returns than SGB.
    Thank you.

    • @vinayakushakola9836
      @vinayakushakola9836 Před 3 lety

      For diversifying your portfolio you can invest some amount in SGB