Financial decisions can feel overwhelming because of the sheer number of choices with constantly changing interest rates and market prices. Fixed Deposit with banks are one of India's most trusted financial savings products. Our mission is to bring convenience and clarity to the process of choosing the best Fixed Deposit rate that works for you.
We have created an easy to use that compares latest Fixed Deposit interest rates from India's trused Public and Private Sector Banks to let you find the the best rate for the lowest lock-in period. You can find the best rates for a specific time period (say, 90 days) or a range (1 year to 2 years) or a target maturity date. If you are interested in only one bank, we spotlight the best rates offered by that bank.
Jargon Busters:
Lock-in Period - the fixed period of time for which you place money as a fixed deposit with the bank. Also called the tenor or term of the deposit. You cannot, typically, take back the money from the bank during this period without incurring a penalty. In effect, the money is locked in with the bank.
Maturity Date - the date at the end of the tenor of the fixed deposit when the lock-in ends. On the maturity date, the original amount of money that you placed with the bank (the principal) with interest becomes available to you for use. You may re-invest in another deposit or use it for other purposes.
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