Barclays Bank Gold Loan Per Gram

Barclays Bank Gold Loan Per Gram Today is ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350

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• Purity and net weight of gold used in jewellery: The bank will analyse the purity and net weight of gold in your jewellery using their in-house valuer. The gold used in the jewellery should be 18 to 24 carats pure. In order to compute the net weight of jewellery, Barclays Bank will subtract the weight of diamonds and stones. The appraiser will write up his findings.
• Price of Gold: Barclays Bank will multiply the purity and net weight of gold in your jewellery by the price of gold to compute the value of gold. The Reserve Bank of India has directed banks to use the average price of 22 carat gold over the previous 30 days, adjusted for purity. So, if the gold is 20 carat purity, Barclays Bank will alter the value of gold by using the 30-day average of 22 carat gold multiplied by a factor of 20/22.
• Loan to Worth Ratio: After determining the value of your jewels, Barclays Bank will apply an LTV of up to 75% to determine your gold loan amount eligibility. Barclays Bank may offer you a cheaper interest rate on the gold lean if you are ready to take a loan amount that is less than your maximum LTV.

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Barclays Gold Loan Rate Per Gram by Gold Purity

According to current gold rates, Indian banks offer gold loans at a rate of ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350. Barclays Bank Gold Loan Per Gram Rate Today is ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350 for 22-carat adornments measured at the best LTV of 90%, and normal gold loan costs for the most recent 30 days in 2020 are ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350 for 22 carats.

The above table shows the method by which Banks will calculate your per gram gold loan for gold of varying purity.

• Gold loan per gram offer for 22-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 4,620 to ₹ 4,956
• Gold loan per gram offer for 20-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 3,795 to ₹ 4,178
• Gold loan per gram offer for 18-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 3,460 to ₹ 3,784

Barclays Bank Gold Loan Rates Per Gram

Today’s gold price is influenced by a variety of factors such as demand and supply, global market conditions, and the strength of the US dollar, among others. Furthermore, the price of gold varies by city across India. Taxes, demand, carriage, local associations, as well as other factors have an impact on the gold price in different cities.

Historical Gold Loan Rates Per Gram

The table shows that, except for a few lows between some years, the gold price trend has historically been on the rise, lending credence to the argument that gold is a safe investment over long periods.

Check out today’s gold rate in India as well.

Gold Loan Per Gram Rate Comparison for Major Banks

Feature	HDFC Bank	SBI	Muthoot Finance
Interest Rate	9.90% onwards	7% onwards	12% onwards
Min Loan Amt	Metro : 25000, Non : 15000	25000	15000
Max Loan Amt	1 Cr	1 Cr	1 Cr
Loan Tenure	3 months to 24 months	9 months to 24 months	1 month to 24 months
Processing Fee	0.25% to 1.50% of the Loan Amt	0.25% to 1.50%	Nil
Pre-closure Charges	2%, Nil foreclosure charges after 3 months	2%, Nil foreclosure charges after 9 months	Nil
Overdraft Facility	Yes	Yes	Yes
Pay Only Interest Facility	Yes	Yes	Yes
Gold Rate Per Gram	3066	3073	3073

Tips to Get Best Gold Loan Amount Per Gram from Barclays Bank

• For a gold loan, Barclays Bank accepts both hallmarked as well as non-hallmarked jewellery. However, you can get the highest Barclays Bank gold loan per gram for hallmark jewellery because it reduces the chances of the appraiser undervaluing it.
• The price of 22-carat gold is adjusted by Barclays Bank based on the purity of the gold. As a result, always try to borrow against higher purity jewellery because it will get you the most money for a gold loan.
• Always seek for the greatest LTV on the value of gold. The RBI allows Barclays Bank to charge a maximum LTV of up to 75% to calculate the amount of gold loan you are eligible for.

Gold Loan News

• What is a Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB)? Who issues these bonds?

Government securities denominated in grams of gold are known as SGBs. They serve as a substitute for physical gold. Investors must pay the issue price in cash, and the bonds must be redeemed in cash when they reach maturity. The Reserve Bank of India issues the bond on behalf of the Government of India.

• Gold pledging is on the rise as household stress rises.

According to Reserve Bank data, people are increasingly turning to gold and personal loans to cover basic expenses and medical emergencies.