FD (Fixed Deposit) is the first choice for secure investment. However, many people believe that they cannot accumulate a large fund by investing in FD, but this is not true. Today, we will tell you about some FD schemes from the largest public sector bank, the State Bank of India (SBI), where you can accumulate a large fund by investing.

1. SBI Amrit Kalash FD Scheme

State Bank of India has launched the Amrit Kalash Yojana Special FD Scheme, which is open for investment until 30th September 2024. The scheme offers a tenure of 400 days with an interest rate of 7.10%.

The scheme provides guaranteed interest, and investors can choose from quarterly, monthly, or half-yearly interest payment options. If a withdrawal is made before maturity, a penalty of 0.5% to 1% will be deducted.

  • Maturity Tenure: 400 days
  • Interest Rate: 7.10%

2. SBI WeCare FD Scheme

SBI’s WeCare FD Scheme is well-known for its high interest rates. It offers an additional 0.5% interest for senior citizens. Currently, the interest rate is 7.50%. Investment in this scheme must be made for a period between 5 to 10 years.

  • Maturity Tenure: 5 to 10 years
  • Interest Rate: 7.50%

3. SBI ‘Amrit Versti’ FD Scheme

SBI’s ‘Amrit Versti’ FD scheme offers a tenure of 444 days with an interest rate of 7.25%. Senior citizens also benefit from an additional 0.50% interest. The maximum investment allowed in this scheme is ₹3 crore.

  • Maturity Tenure: 444 days
  • Interest Rate: 7.25%
  • Maximum Investment: ₹3 crore

4. SBI Sarvottam FD Scheme

The SBI Sarvottam FD scheme offers higher interest rates than many other government schemes. Its key advantage is a shorter tenure, making it ideal for those who want to accumulate a large fund quickly. The interest rate for this scheme is 7.4%, with 7.60% for senior citizens.

  • Maturity Tenure: 1 to 2 years
  • Interest Rate: 7.4%
  • Interest Rate for Senior Citizens: 7.60%
Disclaimer: This news and information are based on 2024 data. Times Bull will not be responsible for any financial investments made, as it is entirely your responsibility. Please consult a financial advisor for better guidance.

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