SBI 444-day FD vs ICICI Bank 15-month FD vs Central Bank of India 444-day FD: What will be maturity amounts on Rs 10 lakh investment for general and senior citizens? Know here
SBI 444-day FD vs ICICI Bank 15-month FD vs Central Bank of India 444-day FD: Special fixed deposit (FD) schemes offer additional interest rates to general and senior citizens compared to what they get in normal FDs. State Bank of India (SBI) offers its highest interest rate among all FDs in Amrit Vrishti Scheme.
SBI 444-day FD vs ICICI Bank 15-month FD vs Central Bank of India 444-day FD: When it comes to return from investments in fixed deposit (FD), investors look for a high interest rate as it will help grow their money faster. Banks, on the other hand, come up with special FD schemes to attract investors. These special FDs offer higher interest rates to general and senior citizens than what they offer in their normal FDs. These FDs are non-callable, allowing investors to withdraw the amount on maturity.
State Bank of India (SBI) offers its highest interest rates among its all FDs in the 444-day Amrit Vrishti Scheme.
Central Bank of India offers its highest interest rates in its 444-day special FD.
ICICI Bank's highest interest rate among its all FDs is in the 15-month FD.
In this write-up, know how much interest rates these three FDs are offering to general and senior citizens and what will be the estimated interest and maturity for general and senior citizens on a Rs 10 lakh investment in each scheme.
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