Fixed Deposit Account are high interest bearing accounts where customers make deposits for stipulated time duration. The duration of deposit may be as short as 3 months and as long as the customer desires to make a deposit.
You Could Borrow Upto
Rs. 10000
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100,000
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.25%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - 3 Years and above Months
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.25%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.8% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.85%
Tenure - 1 Year
Minimum Balance - Rs. 5,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.25%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.8% - 4.55%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 25,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - upto 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100,000
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 1,000,000
Interest Rate – 2.85%
Tenure - 6 Months
Minimum Balance - Rs. 50,000
Interest Rate – 2.76% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100,000
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.11%
Tenure - 3 Months - 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100,000
Interest Rate – --
Tenure -
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100,000
Interest Rate – --
Tenure -
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.85% - 4.5%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 1 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.8% - 5%
Tenure - 3 Months - 10 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 5,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.55%
Tenure - 6 Months - above 10 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.15%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 1 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 5,000
Interest Rate – 3.5% - 5%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 4.15%
Tenure - 3 Months - 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 5,000
Interest Rate – 3% - 4.25%
Tenure - 6 Months - 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 5 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5%
Tenure - 3 Months - 18 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 3.92%
Tenure - 3 Months - 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 2.82% - 4.25%
Tenure - 3 Months - 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 5,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.15%
Tenure - 6 Months - 10 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.43%
Tenure - Below 6 Months - Above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 3.5% - 5.11%
Tenure - 1 Year - Above 1 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 3%
Tenure - 3 Months
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.11%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.11%
Tenure - 3 Months - Above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.11%
Tenure - 6 Months - above 2 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 10,000
Interest Rate – 2.75% - 5.11%
Tenure - 3 Months - above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 0
Interest Rate – 3% - 5.15%
Tenure - 6 Months - above 3 Years
Minimum Balance - Rs. 100
Interest Rate – 3%
Tenure - 3 Months
A Fixed Deposit (FD) is the most stable investment option in today's investment market. As the interest rates do not fluctuate based on market and economic conditions, an FD is better than mutual funds, stocks and other investments.
Every fixed deposit account has minimum and maximum limits. These amounts vary from bank to bank. Most banks will allow you to start an FD with as low as Rs 10,000.
High-interest rates and a tax-saving facility are some of the best benefits of an FD. A recurring deposit is best for those who prefer to invest small amounts.
Yes, However, you will be charged a penalty for such premature withdrawals.
The penalty depends on the bank's policy.
A fixed deposit (FD) is a financial product offered by banks to their customers at a higher interest rate than a regular savings account. It is a type of investment in which the account holder deposits a specific amount with the bank at a fixed interest rate for a set period of time. The bank pays the customer interest on this amount until it reaches maturity.
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