SBI Green 1777-Day Special FD vs HDFC Bank 55-month Special FD: How much general and senior citizens get on Rs 4.5 lakh and Rs 9 lakh investments in each special FD; know here
SBI Green Rupee Term Deposit 1777 vs HDFC Bank 55-month FD: Special FDs are non-callable fixed deposit schemes (FDs), where investors can withdraw amount only on maturity. Investors get extra interest rates on these FDs compared to what they get in traditional bank FD schemes. Among its many special FDs, State Bank of India (SBI) also runs 1777-day SBI Green Rupee Term Deposit scheme. On the other, HDFC Bank runs a special FD for 55 months.
SBI Green Rupee Term Deposit 1777 vs HDFC Bank 55-month FD: Special FDs attract a lot of investors since they offer additional interest rates to investors compared to what they offer in traditional FDs. Special FDs are non-callable and because of it, investors can withdraw money from such guaranteed return schemes only on maturity. Investors who can wait till that time can invest in special FDs. All leading private and public sector banks run multiple special FDs. Among its many special FDs, State Bank of India (SBI) also runs the 1777-day Green Rupee Term Deposit scheme. Its biggest counterpart private sector bank, HDFC Bank, on the other hand, runs a special FD for 55 months (4 months, 7 years, 1 day). In this write-up, know what these two special FDs are offering to general and senior citizens, and what will be maturity amounts for either of them if they invest Rs 4.50 lakh and Rs 9 lakh in the 1777-day SBI Green Term Deposit and HDFC Bank 55-month FD schemes.
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