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FIXED DEPOSITS

What is  Fixed Deposit?

Fixed Deposits (FDs) are a relatively safe investment instrument known for offering predetermined income. Invest your funds for a fixed term and earn returns at a fixed interest rate.

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Advantages of investing in Fixed Deposits(FDs)

  • For fixed interest income
  • For security reasons
  • For liquidity
  • For better returns
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Fixed Deposits Interest Rates

ProvidersTenureFD Interest RatesSr. Citizens FD Interest Rates
PNB Housing Finance Limited12 months to 120 months7.00% - 7.40%7.25% - 7.65%
Kotak Mahindra Bank07 Days to 10 Years2.50% - 6.10%3.00% - 6.60%
HDFC07 Days to 10 Years3.00% - 6.20%3.50% - 6.95%
Bajaj Finance Private Limited12 Months to 60 Months6.55% - 7.40%6.80% - 7.65%
State Bank of India7 days to 10 years2.90% - 5.85%3.40% - 6.65%
The fixed deposits interest rate varies on factors such as Government policies, economic conditions and liquidity conditions in the market.Source : Leading Companies Websites as on 27 October 2022

The word fixed being the operative word, when a fixed amount of money is invested for a fixed period of time with a fixed rate of interest in a bank or a financial institution, it becomes fixed deposit.

The investor voluntarily orders the bank or financial institution to lock away their funds in the safety of fixed deposit for a determinate period of time and the deposited money is then paid fixed interest which does not change until maturity. Fixed deposits are available for as low as 7 days and as high as 10 years.

Anyone regardless of their age and income can invest in fixed deposit. Opening a fixed deposit is easier than ever with BondsIndia. It is paperless and seamless. You can find out the monthly interest you will earn while investing in fixed deposit.

Type of Fixed Deposits

Based on the issuer, we could classify FD in two types

Bank FD
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Bank FDs are investment schemes offered by Banks wherein you invest an amount for a fixed period and a predetermined interest rate.

The period of investment or tenure can range from 7 days up to 10 years.

Corporate FD
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Fixed Deposits are one of India's favourite investment destinations. Did you know that many corporates also issue Fixed Deposits? They are regulated by Companies Act, 1958 .

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Benifits of Fixed Deposits

ASSURED RETURN
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Earn a steady return on your fixed deposit

BENEFITS OF COMPOUNDING
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Enjoy higher returns by interest on interest

VARIETY OF CHOICES
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Minimum investment as low as Rs. 500

SAFETY
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Safety from losing your capital

NO NEED TO OPEN SAVINGs BANK ACCOUNT
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Benifits of Fixed Deposits

Role FD can play in one portfolio

Balance in your portfolio

Fixed deposits can provide balance in your portfolio. While market-linked instruments such as equities and mutual funds carry an element of risk, FDs do not. They are safe investments that provide an assured return over a fixed period of time.

Net value of the portfolio remains positive

During market lows, the returns from FDs can ensure that the net value of your portfolio remains positive as the interest earned from FDs can compensate for any losses that your market-linked investments may have incurred.

Suitable for short-term goals

While equities can fulfill long-term financial goals, FDs are more suitable for short-term goals. They are also a wise investment choice for financial goals where you cannot afford to lose the capital investment.

Role FD can play in one portfolio

Balance in your portfolio

Fixed deposits can provide balance in your portfolio. While market-linked instruments such as equities and mutual funds carry an element of risk, FDs do not. They are safe investments that provide an assured return over a fixed period of time.

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