SBI’s highest interest paying FD is closing from this date, check all details

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In this special FD scheme of State Bank of India, interest is given on the basis of every month, 3 months and 6 months. You can invest in it through branch, internet banking or YONO app.

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SBI Amrit Kalash Scheme: If you have a bank FD for safe and stable returns, then you have the last chance to invest in SBI’s Special Fixed Deposit Scheme, because on August 15, this high-interest FD of SBI is going to close. Is. The special thing is that in Amrit Kalash, the special fixed deposit scheme of this country’s largest government bank, common customers get 7.1 percent interest and senior citizens are being offered 7.6 percent interest.

State Bank of India’s special FD scheme Amrit Kalash has a tenure of 400 days. State Bank of India launched this FD scheme on 12 April this year. After the launch, the last date of this scheme has been extended. However, now the last date to invest in it is 15 August 2023.

The method of investment is easy,

if you also want to invest in this special FD of State Bank of India, then you can apply by going to any branch of SBI. Apart from this, you can easily get FD done through internet banking and Yono app. In this special FD scheme of State Bank of India, interest is given on the basis of every month, 3 months and 6 months. Interest is deducted from TDS and deposited in the account. Premature and loan facilities are also included in the Amrit Kalash FD scheme.

At the same time, IDBI Bank is also running Amrit Mahotsav FD scheme for 375 and 444 days. This fixed deposit scheme is also valid till 15 August 2023. In the 444-day Amrit Mahotsav FD scheme, customers are getting 7.15 percent interest, while for senior citizens this rate is 7.65 percent.

Explain that due to the increase in the repo rate by the Reserve Bank of India in the last year and a half, banks have also increased the interest rates on their various savings schemes. From FD to savings and recurring account, interest is getting very good at this time. Some private and small finance banks are paying up to 9% interest on FDs.

 

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