Best place to buy GOLD biscuit?

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Hi guys ,Help me out with your suggestion on buying GOLD biscuits?
Will it be considered as good investment ?
Suggest me some genuine places where i can get one of those?
 
I prefer physical gold instead of gold funds

As they all comes with following warning

(Mutual Funds and Securities investments are subject to market risks and there can be no assurance or guarantee that the objective of the scheme will be achieved.) .

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What do you mean by Secondary Market Prices as resale value of Gold will be done as per Secondary market price.

Please refer the below url for more detail.

Gold Exchange Traded Fund - EquityBulls.com
 
Remember IF the gold prices fall , it will fall for both physical and gold held in demat form. Doesnt make any difference whatsoever. Just because the MF's are required as per the law to mention this warning doesnt mean physical gold is risk free.
 
I would say buy from a reputed jewelery only. Thing is you won't be able to sell the gold you buy from bank back to bank.
 
can any one suggest good jewelery shop where i can resale the gold.
Is Vaman hari pethe good?
I m not sure about their resale policies.
Please share your personal experience if possible.
 
+1 to Praks. or e-series which has been just started by NSE?

Anyways, gold coins include making charge and thereby, are less valuable than similar quantity of gold fund (ETF)/gold bar.
 
Reputed sellers include tanishq and others.

You need to ask your friends who is reputed in enough in your area

Dont buy from banks as they are mostly 20-30% expensive than market rate though 100% safe bet to buy but whats the point when they dont buy-back hence you loose another 10-15% when when u need money.

NSEL and gold etf too are good option.But they also carry vault charges,insurance and other charges upto 3-4% on investment in whole year.Plus if you have idle cash lying around and if you buy these they become part of your white investment hence need to be form part of your balance sheet and profit and lost statement.Also if gold and cash in your account surpasses 30 lakh limit in your account you need to pay 1% wealth tax (say total 29 lakh 99 thousand...no wealth tax.Say 30 lakh total.30000 you need to pay as wealth tax.Though this rule will change in DTC).In short investing in NSEL and gold etf forms part of white investment and they do also carry charges and also have its short coming too.

BUying from a single reputed dealer and than selling to him helps you earn extra.If you buy from one and sell to another they sometimes give value 8-10% less than present market rate.

Decide what you want to do and buy.

Only problem with silver is it turns blackish if kept in physical form.I dont have idea about its buy-sell structure and what charges it involve.But in long term say 10 year silver is better bet than gold in term of return in investment.
 
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