Stock market is the best, better to avoid buying physical gold and silver especially at high prices.. Stocks rock in short and longterm both. For diversification one can buy gold ETF for 6-8 percent portfolio diversification. One should avoid physical silver strictly, lots of loss in selling, will get 10-15 percent less than spot when price is high
Tanishq has a crazy deduction. 3% gst, 7.5% making up to 10g, and the most important 3% processing fee which is for cash back. On exchange processing fee is excluded. I did purchase few coins from them. Only bcz the trust and they have a showroom in my town. But if I'd have more choices like mmtc, and kundan refinery then I'll definitely go with them but they have very few purification centers to take the gold back.
Varun bro, Seek Your insights on what is a better investment when it comes to coins / bar. 999 24k or 916 22k For instance, Malabar offline store has 4% making charge for 24k and 2% for 22k. So doesent it makes sense to go for 22k? But for some reason all the experts seems to recommend 24k for investment. I wonder why?
Tanishq online site is not for buying gold jewellery. They have very less stock on the site. On website they show higher making charges. One should visit tanishq stores. Malabar and tanishq both have alomost same making charges when you visit store. But tanishq gold rate is little bit higher ( they maintain positive tolerance for weight and carat for their gold ) but it doesnt matter because they both give 100 prcnt exchange value. But tanishq gold coins have higher making charge 5-6 percent. Malabar take 3 percent making on coins. So you can buy jewellery from any store but for coins and plane jewellery(like plane kada)i prefer malabar.
Malabar and Kalyan seem to be normally popular choices but then again the buying choice depends on the ease of access, making charges, deals, authenticity etc. Great video as always!
Sir please ek video bana dijiye which explains if we buy 999.9 mmtc coin or a 999 sal Malabar coin .. when we sell do we get any better return value or same value !! Because we pay significant premium for mmtc 999.9... I hope I was able to explain my question Malabar online is cheap when you go to store making charge is 4% surprisingly it's 1% online with all risks attached
I Dont think the making charge is 1%, it looks more than 4% or more(5.06% to be precise) Base value today is 7724 per gm 24k, so for 99.9 it is 7716.27 Considering 3% GST on top of base value + making charges Making charges is about 390
May be I am not sure .. I am a little confused if buying 999.9 is worth any value or we ultimately end up paying extra for nothing value and get fooled eventually !!
@@TheNaveid Today's base price in Malabar for 24k is 7724 per gram When we say 24k it means 100% When we say 22k it is 91.6% 999 means 99.9% 999.9 means 99.99% So difference between 999 and 99.9 based on today's per gram is 7 rupees per gram
Which jeweler do you buy your gold jewelry from? Comment below 👇
PNG, Orra
Stock market is the best, better to avoid buying physical gold and silver especially at high prices.. Stocks rock in short and longterm both. For diversification one can buy gold ETF for 6-8 percent portfolio diversification. One should avoid physical silver strictly, lots of loss in selling, will get 10-15 percent less than spot when price is high
Tanishq has a crazy deduction. 3% gst, 7.5% making up to 10g, and the most important 3% processing fee which is for cash back. On exchange processing fee is excluded. I did purchase few coins from them. Only bcz the trust and they have a showroom in my town. But if I'd have more choices like mmtc, and kundan refinery then I'll definitely go with them but they have very few purification centers to take the gold back.
Varun bro,
Seek Your insights on what is a better investment when it comes to coins / bar. 999 24k or 916 22k
For instance, Malabar offline store has 4% making charge for 24k and 2% for 22k.
So doesent it makes sense to go for 22k? But for some reason all the experts seems to recommend 24k for investment. I wonder why?
@@navak3870 same question
Thank you so much for your efforts. MALABAR seems to be a good choice!
You're welcome, I like Malabar. Hope to explore their jewellery one day.
P N Gadgil Nagpur and Rokde Jewellers Nagpur Best Quality 👌
Please make a comparison video with Reliance Jewels as well
Sure, noted.
Tanishq online site is not for buying gold jewellery. They have very less stock on the site. On website they show higher making charges. One should visit tanishq stores. Malabar and tanishq both have alomost same making charges when you visit store. But tanishq gold rate is little bit higher ( they maintain positive tolerance for weight and carat for their gold ) but it doesnt matter because they both give 100 prcnt exchange value. But tanishq gold coins have higher making charge 5-6 percent. Malabar take 3 percent making on coins. So you can buy jewellery from any store but for coins and plane jewellery(like plane kada)i prefer malabar.
Malabar charges 7.9% onwards on chains
Can you tell the name of the jeweller from whom you but in Delhi, Thanks in advance
1. Rama Krishna Jewellers
D34, Market Rd, Central Market, Lajpat Nagar II, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110024, India
maps.app.goo.gl/GNQtpdf4V9nbdr586
2. Om Shiv Giri Jeweller
A-5/25, Lal Quarter, Krishna Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110051, India
g.co/kgs/XDASrEQ
Malabar and Kalyan seem to be normally popular choices but then again the buying choice depends on the ease of access, making charges, deals, authenticity etc. Great video as always!
Absolutely, thanks for watching.
Does Malabar buyback their coins? If yes then how much % they deduct for cash buyback?
As per their website, Malabar deducts 4% while Tanishq deducts 3% of the gold value
Thank You.
You're welcome
Malabar
Good choice
Sir please ek video bana dijiye which explains if we buy 999.9 mmtc coin or a 999 sal Malabar coin .. when we sell do we get any better return value or same value !!
Because we pay significant premium for mmtc 999.9... I hope I was able to explain my question
Malabar online is cheap when you go to store making charge is 4% surprisingly it's 1% online with all risks attached
I Dont think the making charge is 1%, it looks more than 4% or more(5.06% to be precise)
Base value today is 7724 per gm 24k, so for 99.9 it is 7716.27
Considering 3% GST on top of base value + making charges
Making charges is about 390
So for 10 gms its about 2000 cheaper in offline store @4% making charges
Base value 99.9 = 7716
Making charge =390
GST 3%= 243
Total = 8349
May be I am not sure .. I am a little confused if buying 999.9 is worth any value or we ultimately end up paying extra for nothing value and get fooled eventually !!
@@TheNaveid
Today's base price in Malabar for 24k is 7724 per gram
When we say 24k it means 100%
When we say 22k it is 91.6%
999 means 99.9%
999.9 means 99.99%
So difference between 999 and 99.9 based on today's per gram is 7 rupees per gram