Picking the right investments now could make a big difference when you look at your nest egg in 10 years.

Key Takeaways Gold prices have hit a series of record highs this year, leading experts to suggest that investors should ...

A gold ETF is essentially a mutual fund that invests in physical gold. Each unit represents a small quantity of 24k gold, typically 1 gramme. When you buy a unit, you’re not receiving gold in your ...

iShares Gold Trust offers direct exposure to gold prices, storing physical bullion securely. It's not the cheapest gold ETF, but it's large, liquid, and tracks spot gold prices accurately. Buying the ...

Gold ETFs are back in focus as bullion nears record highs, tech valuation concerns grow and rate-cut bets rise.

Gold has had a strong year, to say the least; futures prices are up more than 50% in the last calendar year to more than $4,000 an ounce. They briefly surpassed $4,300 in a record-setting October.

Sentiment-driven or fundamentally sound? The current gold ETF rally is a mix of sentiment and fundamentals. Investors have ...

In terms of physical gold, bullion and bars are treated differently to gold coins and jewellery. The latter two are ...

Gold exposure is 6 basis points, or 0.06 percentage points, below its 2012 peak since the launch of gold ETFs in the mid-2000s.

2025 has been a remarkable year for bullion, with gold emerging as one of the top-performing major asset classes and hitting over 50 all-time highs as of Dec. 4, according to the World Gold Council.

Sprott Physical Gold Trust is a CEF, not an ETF, and currently trades at an NAV discount. It holds real gold bullion stored at the Royal Canadian Mint, but it has higher fees versus most gold ETFs.