Fixed Deposit is an instrument for risk-averse investors, fixed deposit accounts let you earn interest on your deposited amount over a fixed period of time. The interest rate usually varies from bank to bank usually varied from 5.75% p.a. to 8% p.a. depending on the tenure, which is usually up to 10 years. Some lenders also offer up to 0.5% additional interest rate for senior citizens.
When you put your money into a fixed deposit, you basically parking the amount for a fixed period of time. You can earn interest on the
principal sum throughout the tenure, on a cumulative or a noncumulative basis. The interest earned gets added to the principal amount after every specific interval.
In the noncumulative option you get the interest in your bank account depending on the frequency ( Monthly, Quarterly, Half Yearly or Annually) depending on the Bank
or the company where you are making your deposit.
Since the tenures are flexible, you have the option to manage multiple FD accounts spread across different tenures. That way, you will be able to earn more on your
investments. Senior citizens are eligible for additional rates, usually 0.50% more than the existing rate.
Other than this, even NRIs (Non-resident Indians) can open FD accounts in India in the form of NRE (Non-resident External) and NRO (Non-resident Ordinary) FDs.
You can open a term deposit account with a bank where you already have a savings account. There are banks that let you open an FD account even if you don’t have
a savings account with that bank. However, with such banks, you have to go through a KYC process where you have to present relevant documents, including ID proof,
address proof, passport size photographs, among others.
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