Year after year, money loses purchasing power. That is why wise investors own Gold.
Look at what ₹1 lakh could buy:
🥇 2000 → 227g Gold
🥇 2010 → 54g Gold
🥇 2020 → 21g Gold
🥇 2024 → 13g Gold
🥇 2026 → 6g Gold
The same ₹1 lakh that bought 227g of Gold in 2000 buys only 6g today.
Today, those 227g are worth around ₹34 lakh.
Gold may not deliver the highest returns, but it has historically helped preserve purchasing power as inflation reduces the value of money.
Gold is not for getting rich.
Gold is for protecting wealth.
Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks. Read all scheme related documents carefully before investing.
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