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Highest Gold ETF Returns: Want to invest in Digital Gold? Know which ETF gave the highest return..

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Today, most people prefer to invest in digital gold. Because in this, you can buy gold or silver in installments or at a very low price. At the same time, there is no fear of losing digital gold like physical gold. That is why it is also given priority.

However, digital gold is bought for investment purposes. Whereas people's emotions are also attached to physical gold. Let us now know which ETF has given the highest return in the last three years.

Top 5 ETFs: These funds gave the highest returns

Name AUM Return in 3 years Expense ratio

DSP World Gold FoF 1212.3715 36.65068989 1.64

ICICI Pru Silver ETF FOF 1834.8414 24.88386642 0.12

Aditya Birla SL Silver ETF FOF 321.278 24.85508037 0.3

Nippon India Silver ETF FOF 1025.6503 24.81906493 0.27

LIC MF Gold ETF FoF 213.9844 23.35254794
0.32

What is ETF Gold?

ETF Gold is a type of commodity-based fund. Through this, investors can invest without buying physical gold. You can buy ETF gold on the stock exchange just like shares. It can also be sold there.

Benefits of investing in Gold ETF

In a Gold ETF, you are provided a security that will not be seen in physical gold. Because in this, you will not need to take physical gold, so there is no fear of theft or loss of it. Therefore, by investing in ETF Gold, you get security.

You can invest in ETF Gold at the lowest price. In this, the purchase is done on the basis of the unit. You can also invest in it by investing as much as one unit i.e., one gram.

The return received in this is also more than that of other mutual funds. Because this return is given according to the rate of gold.

By including Gold ETF in your portfolio, you can make it more diversified.

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