You’re looking at investing in gold to protect your portfolio from the vagaries of the equity or even debt markets. True, gold exchange-traded funds or gold fund-of-funds are better bets rather than jewellery or coins. These products closely mirror gold prices and provide good liquidity, saving you from the hassle of safe-keeping physical gold and hunting for a buyer when you need money. But how are these different and which one suits you best? Read on
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