Investors can now buy Sovereign Gold Bonds from the secondary market, i.e. the stock exchanges. Here's a 4-point guide to help you invest in SGBs.
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The minimum investment requirement for SGBs is 1 gram.
The maximum allowable investment is 4 kilograms for individual investors and Hindu Undivided Families.
To purchase SGBs through the stock market, you must identify discounted or high-yielding SGBs on the NSE or BSE, locate the SGB scrip code in your demat account, and place a buy order for the desired quantity.
Tax implications of exiting a gold bond investment vary based on the chosen method. If you decide to exit your gold bond investment early, the tax implications will differ.
Yes, premature redemption of SGBs can be done, and the RBI has officially announced the calendar for the premature redemption of sovereign gold bonds (SGB) that were issued between the periods of May 2017 and May 2020.
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