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Buying gold on EMI can make sense in some cases, but it is not always a smart financial move. It depends on why you are buying gold and how you plan to repay.
Gold on EMI can be useful if you are buying for a real need like a wedding, family function, or long-term holding. It helps spread the cost instead of paying a big lump sum. Agar no-cost EMI mil raha hai and you are confident about monthly payments, it can be manageable. For salaried people with a steady income, EMI makes purchasing easier without disturbing savings too much.
If you are buying gold just because EMI feels affordable, be careful. Gold prices do not always go up in the short term. You might end up paying interest or processing charges even if the price stays flat. Impulse buying yahin pe problem ban jaata hai. Also, jewellery EMIs often include making charges, which do not hold resale value.
Many gold EMIs are marketed as no-cost, but there can still be GST on interest, processing fees, or higher making charges. Over time, the total cost thoda zyada ho sakta hai than paying upfront. Always check the final amount, not just the monthly EMI.
Gold EMIs work like any other loan or credit card EMI. Paying on time helps your credit profile. Missed EMIs will hurt your credit score. Multiple small EMIs add up, so repayment discipline zaroori hai.
If the purchase is not urgent, saving monthly and buying gold later is often cheaper. For investment, digital gold or gold ETFs are usually better than jewellery EMIs.
Gold on EMI is okay for planned, need-based purchases. It is not ideal for impulse buying or short-term gains. EMI afford kar paana enough nahi hai—repayment comfort and total cost clear hona chahiye.
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