Budget 2026-27 has restricted tax-free redemption of Sovereign Gold Bonds to primary issue investors holding till maturity. Secondary marke...

Budget 2026 clarifies that tax-free maturity benefits on Sovereign Gold Bonds will apply only to primary investors who bought directly from...

Budget 2026 brings a significant tax change for Sovereign Gold Bonds. Starting April 1, 2026, capital gains exemption will only apply to in...

Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) experienced a significant drop of 8-10% as investors shied away from the secondary market following the governm...

The Union Budget proposes to restrict capital gains tax exemption on Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) to individuals who subscribe at original i...

SGB investors alert! The Reserve Bank of India has announced the redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bonds 2017-18 Series-VII, set at an im...

Investors are rushing to buy Sovereign Gold Bonds in the secondary market. They are paying prices much higher than gold's current value. Th...

SGB premature redemption: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has fixed Rs 9,600 as the premature redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB...

Sovereign gold bonds can be brought from primary market during the window when government announces the dates or from secondary market from...

Before investing in Sovereign Gold Bond (SGBs), it's crucial to understand the purpose behind your gold investment. Are you aiming to achie...

A perfect match for your long term goals, here's how you can make the optimum use of Sovereign Gold Bonds.

While Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) combine the flexibility of stock investment and the simplicity of gold investments and are traded i...

Sovereign Gold Bonds or SGBs are meant for the purpose of investment and not consumption. So, if you are planning on investing in SGBs here...

Apart from gold ETFs and gold mutual funds, an individual can invest in sovereign gold bonds. These gold bonds are issued by the government...

Only investors who can hold the bonds till maturity should consider buying them.

The government has increased the annual investment limit in Sovereign Gold Bonds from 500 g to 4 kg.

Only the first two tranches of the SGBs, which were issued at prices below Rs 2,700 a gram, have generated positive returns.