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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Fw: Various options of Investing in Gold

 
Akshaya Tritiya falls on 13/05/2013
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Significance of Akshaya Tritiya :
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  • As per Hindu mythology, it is believed that Lord Ganesha started writing the great epic Mahabharata as dictated by Shri Veda Vyasa on the day of Akshaya Tritiya.
  • People start new ventures on Akshaya Tritiya day which brings lot of fortune and opulence to their lives.
  • People purchases Gold on Akshaya Tritiya day to retain the fortune and wealth forever.
Various options of investing in Gold : 
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Gold ETFs :
 
  • Each unit of Gold ETF is approximately equal to 1 gram of Gold.
  • Units can be bought or sold like shares through our NSE / BSE Terminals.
  • Units will get credited in your Demat account, like Shares.
Gold Funds :
 
  • "Fund of Funds", where amount mobilised will be invested in existing Gold ETFs.
  • Special advantage - you can invest in Gold in a systematic manner - through SIP.
  • Ideal option for investors who do not have a demat / trading account.
E-Gold - National Spot Exchange Limited :
 
  • You can purchase E-Gold like shares (exclusive trading account).
  • Purchased units will get credited in your Demat account (exclusive Demat account).
  • You can sell the units like shares.
  • Facility of taking physical delivery by surrendering E-Gold units.
Reliance My Gold Plan - In association with World Gold Council :
 
  • Enables you to save 24 Karat, 995 fineness pure Gold daily (Daily SIP).
  • Minimum investment Rs.1000 per month & in multiples of Rs.500 thereafter.
  • You can convert accumulated Gold into Gold Coins at multiple outlets across India. 
For further informations and application forms, kindly contact your nearest branch of Integrated.

For list of branches, please visit www.integratedindia.in  
 
MF investments are subject to market risks. Please read scheme information document carefully before investing.

Regards,
Integrated Enterprises (India) Ltd.,



 
 

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