Gold Leasing: Turning Metal into Income

The article reviews the mechanism of gold leasing as a means for investors to generate additional income, especially for households that possess large quantities of unused gold. It explains that the leasing system allows gold to be deposited with an authorized entity for a specified period in exchange for financial returns, with the possibility of retrieving the gold or its value after the contract ends. It is estimated that the global gold leasing market will reach $6.2 billion by 2034, offering modest annual returns ranging from 0.5% to 0.6% in India, compared to higher yields on rupee deposits. The article discusses the risks involved, including bankruptcy, price fluctuations, and liquidity constraints, as well as the importance of understanding contract terms and guarantees. This method is considered a suitable option for those holding gold bars or coins not intended for long-term use, allowing them to earn a limited return without selling their gold outright.

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