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Banks offering the highest interest rates on 1-year fixed deposits include IndusInd Bank at 7% and Punjab National Bank at 6.8%, with varying returns on Rs 1 lakh investment.
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Following RBI's repo rate cuts this year, banks have lowered fixed deposit interest rates. Here's a list of 15 banks offering the highest FD rates for a two-year tenure, with CSB Bank topping at 7.4%
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RBI's 100 bps repo rate cut has led banks to lower FD interest rates. Here are 15 banks offering the highest returns on fixed deposits, with Suryoday Small Finance Bank topping the list.
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Banks have cut fixed deposit interest rates following the RBI’s repo rate reduction, but some still offer attractive three-year FD rates of up to 7.75 percent for the general public and 8.25 percent for senior citizens.
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Bank of Baroda, Axis Bank and HDFC Bank offer interest rates between 7.25 and 7 percent on three-year FDs.
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Leading public and private sector banks such as Axis Bank, Bank of Baroda, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, among others are offering the best interest rates on two-year FDs.
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Tax-saving FDs are one of the least risky investment options in the crowded 80C benefit. They have a lock-in period of five years and premature withdrawals are not allowed. The interest in this investment is taxable
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Senior citizens should invest a part of their savings in fixed deposits which offer liquidity and ensure interest income periodically.
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FD rates may be close to their peaks and it might be a good time to begin locking them – at least partly – in sufficiently long tenures
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The small finance banks, foreign bank and smaller private banks offer the highest interest rates for FDs with a three-year tenure. Comparatively, the public sector banks have lagged behind.
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Investment in NSC makes sense for conservative investors at this moment, says a Mumbai-based mutual fund distributor. However, investments in NSC and tax-saving FDs come with a five-year lock-in, which is comparatively higher than the three year lock-in on ELSS.
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The interest rates on FDs offered by public sector banks are not as competitive as rates offered by private and small finance banks.
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Despite some boosts to the existing senior citizen's schemes, senior citizens should invest a part of their savings in FDs which offer liquidity and ensure interest income periodically.
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Small finance banks lead with the highest interest rates, followed by a foreign bank and private banks. The interest rates on FDs offered by public sector banks are not competitive like other banks.
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Small finance banks and smaller private banks offer the best interest rates for non-resident deposits
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The first step, of course, is to prepare a budget. Much like budgeting the household expenditure, women can start off with a list of goals they would want to achieve, their investment tenure, and their risk appetite.
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According to the draft, the interest rates on gold deposits should be decided by banks. It suggests that the principle amount and the interest payments to gold depositors should be valued in gold.
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Tax free bonds do not have lock-in period and their post-tax yield are higher than normal Bank FDs.
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In order to get the best out of your mutual funds portfolio you have to keep a check on the mistakes you generally make while selecting funds
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Investors appear to have lost faith in equities as over the years their investments have given negative returns. However, financial advisor Suresh Sadagopan says that he has not lost faith in equities but a slight rebalancing of portfolio is required. He discusses on what investment strategy an investor should adopt in current market.
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It is again that time of the year when taxpayers invest in tax saving instruments to save their tax. Investors especially who are risk averse in nature bend towards Fixed Income instruments. Read this space to know various tax saving options under Fixed Income space that will not only help you to save taxes but also yield attractive returns.
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As far as fixed income investments are concerned, interest rate movement and taxation laws applicable to each of these investments play very important roles.
