Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme

Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme opens today; here's all you need to know about price, discounts and where to buy

This scheme was launched in 2015 with an intention of reducing the demand for physical gold and shifting a part of domestic savings (used for buying gold) into financial savings

Sovereign Gold Bonds open today: Issue price fixed at Rs 4,590 per gram; all you need to know about low-risk investment

People who have an affinity towards gold investments can consider Sovereign Gold Bonds

Sovereign Gold Bond opens tomorrow: Issue price fixed at Rs 4,590 per gram; here's all you need to know about scheme

Sovereign gold bond investors can be individuals, trusts, universities, charitable bodies or Hindu Undivided Families

Govt fixes price for sovereign gold bonds scheme 2019-20 at Rs 3,196 per gram

The sovereign gold bond scheme was launched in November 2015 with an objective to reduce the demand for physical gold

Sovereign gold bond scheme opens from 15 October; to run up to 5 tranches till February: RBI

Sovereign Gold Bonds will be issued every month from October 2018 to February 2019 as per the calendar specified,

Govt gold schemes fail to attract people, few aware of them, finds study

The findings of the study has revealed that out of total 1,000 respondents, only five persons were aware about government's gold schemes, such as Gold Monetisation Scheme, Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme and Gold Coin Scheme.

Gold bond scheme: Govt realises record Rs 919 cr in fourth tranche

In the Union Budget 2015-16, the SGB scheme was launched as an alternative to keeping physical gold.

Govt unlikely to mobilise Rs 15,000 cr from gold bond scheme

The gold bonds are issued in denominations of 5 grams, 10 grams, 50 grams and 100 grams for a term of 5-7 years with a rate of interest to be calculated on the value of the metal at the time of investment.

Gold monetization scheme: Why the gods should allow destiny to run its course

India purchases around 1000t/annum and the collection of Rs 250 crore under the SGBS accounts for just about 0.1% of the fresh purchases

Gold bond scheme should work; you can take a punt at taxpayer's cost

Broadly speaking, the scheme will effectively skim a portion of the investment demand for gold with the taxpayer taking on some of your risks.