SBI 1777-day FD vs HDFC Bank 55-month FD: What will be maturity amounts for general and senior citizens on Rs 6 lakh and Rs 12 lakh investments?
SBI 1777-day FD vs HDFC Bank 55-month FD: State Bank of India runs a 1,777-day fixed deposit (FD) under Green Rupee Term Deposit scheme. HDFC Bank, on the other hand, has a special FD of nearly the same duration (55 months, 4 years and 7 months). Both special FDs offer extra interest rates to senior citizens.
SBI 1777-day FD vs HDFC Bank 55-month FD: Special fixed deposit (FD) schemes are term deposit schemes like many other traditional FDs run by banks. They are for a limited duration and often offer higher interest rates compared to the traditional FDs of the same bank of nearly or above the same duration. Investors who withdraw money on maturity get the maximum output from special FDs. Banks offer them for a limited duration, but depending on the investor response, they extend the deadline to invest. Many banks have special FDs of the same duration under different names. Interest rates of such FDs may vary. Like many other banks, State Bank of India and HDFC Bank also offer special FDs for long-term investors. SBI Green Rupee Deposit has 3 FDs under its ambit. On the other hand, HDFC Bank offers its highest interest rate among all its FDs in the 55-month fixed deposit scheme.
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