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Apply NowGold occupies a place of pride in Indian society. It is widely perceived as a symbol of status and a safe investment. Buying gold can involve a major financial commitment, which deters many potential buyers. However, gold can be purchased on credit using a credit card, and this can provide some breathing space while you gather funds. To further reduce the burden, the amount charged to the credit card can be broken down into EMIs and paid over a tenure of your choosing.
Gold is a secure, stable, and safe investment. It has historically exhibited an upward trend in value. Investing in gold is considered to be a sound hedge. You can also buy gold to gift or have it fashioned into jewellery. However, owing to its high value, buying gold can involve a significant cash outlay.
Paying a large amount of money outright may not be easy. People often don’t have enough liquid funds or adequate savings to do so. So, buying gold on credit can be a feasible option for many. By using a credit card to purchase gold, buyers get time until their card’s monthly due date to gather funds to clear the amount. A smart buyer will plan their gold purchase at the beginning of their credit card cycle to get the longest possible credit period.
Most modern credit cards, including all four cards offered by Metra Trust, provide the option for converting credit card purchases into EMIs. Metra Trust credit cards, for instance, allow users to convert any purchase, online or offline, of INR 3000 or above into an EMI with a tenure of their choosing.
By doing this for their gold purchase, users can defray the cost of buying gold over several months decided by them and pay it off from their monthly disposable income without resorting to borrowing or breaking their savings/investments. EMI transactions attract a small fee and interest, but they reduce the financial burden of a big purchase like buying gold.
Another significant advantage of buying gold on credit is that it allows you to make your entire purchase at a particular price without putting down the money upfront.
Buying gold using a credit card with an EMI repayment schedule allows you to spread the cost over many months and reduce the financial burden.
Gold can be bought either physically or digitally. You can buy it online through various e-commerce platforms, as well as physically from traditional jewellers. Digital gold purchase involves buying virtual units of gold (backed up by actual reserves of 24k (99.9% pure) gold from companies that sell them. Digital gold can be bought and sold online. Both physical and digital gold can be bought using a credit card with easy EMI repayment.
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