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Want To Set Up A Fixed/Recurring Deposit In A Post Office? Compare Interest Rates Here
The interest rates provided by the post office are slightly better compared to returns in the range of 4.90-6.2 per cent paid by top commercial banks in the country.
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Investment In Small Savings Schemes To Fetch These Returns In April-June Quarter
The nine schemes are Savings Account, Five-Year Recurring Deposit, Time Deposit (TD), Monthly Income Scheme, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificates, KVP and Sukanya Samriddhi.
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Post Office Time Deposit (TD) Account: Interest Rate, Maturity Period, Other Details
The government offers nine types of small savings schemes, such as Time Deposit, Savings Account, Recurring Deposit, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund and National Savings Certificate (NSC).
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Investment In Small Savings Schemes Fetches Up To 8.7% Return This Quarter, Details Here
The government revises the interest rates on small savings schemes - savings account, five-year recurring deposit, time deposit (TD), monthly income scheme, senior citizen savings scheme, Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificates, KVP and Sukanya Samriddhi - every quarter.
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Post Office Savings Scheme: Interest Rates, Minimum Deposit Amount, Other Details Compared Here
Post office time deposit (TD) or Fixed Deposit (FD) account can be opened by cash or cheque.
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Post Office Offers 4-7.4% Return On Five Savings Scheme Accounts, Details Here
The post office (under India Post) today offers an investment return - or interest rate per annum - ranging from 4 per cent to 7.4 per cent five types of savings schemes. The types of accounts you can open at the post office today include savings account, recurring deposit account, post office time deposit (TD) account, post office monthly income s...
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Looking To Open An Account In Post Office? Here Are Your Options
The post office savings account, post office recurring deposit (RD) account, post office time deposit (TD) account and post office monthly income scheme (MIS) account offers an interest rate between 4 per cent and 7.4 per cent.
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Latest Interest Rates Offered By Post Office Small Saving Schemes
Small saving schemes' interest rates for the quarter ending June have been kept the same as March quarter.
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Post Office Saving Schemes: 5 Key Questions Answered Here
The Department of Posts offers many investment schemes - including PPF, KVP and NSC - to customers with attractive interest rates and income tax benefits.
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5 Rules On Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) That You May Not Know
Despite falling interest rates, bank fixed deposits remain one of the most popular investment options.
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Recurring Deposits (RDs): Know How Interest Is Taxed
Recurring bank deposits are one of the popular investment options for a large segment of the population.
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Now, TDS to Be Deducted on Recurring Deposits
If interest earned on recurring deposits exceeds Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
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Now, Recurring Deposits to Attract TDS
This means that if the interest earned on recurring deposits is more than Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
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Want To Set Up A Fixed/Recurring Deposit In A Post Office? Compare Interest Rates Here
The interest rates provided by the post office are slightly better compared to returns in the range of 4.90-6.2 per cent paid by top commercial banks in the country.
-
Investment In Small Savings Schemes To Fetch These Returns In April-June Quarter
The nine schemes are Savings Account, Five-Year Recurring Deposit, Time Deposit (TD), Monthly Income Scheme, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificates, KVP and Sukanya Samriddhi.
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Post Office Time Deposit (TD) Account: Interest Rate, Maturity Period, Other Details
The government offers nine types of small savings schemes, such as Time Deposit, Savings Account, Recurring Deposit, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), Public Provident Fund and National Savings Certificate (NSC).
-
Investment In Small Savings Schemes Fetches Up To 8.7% Return This Quarter, Details Here
The government revises the interest rates on small savings schemes - savings account, five-year recurring deposit, time deposit (TD), monthly income scheme, senior citizen savings scheme, Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificates, KVP and Sukanya Samriddhi - every quarter.
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Post Office Savings Scheme: Interest Rates, Minimum Deposit Amount, Other Details Compared Here
Post office time deposit (TD) or Fixed Deposit (FD) account can be opened by cash or cheque.
-
Post Office Offers 4-7.4% Return On Five Savings Scheme Accounts, Details Here
The post office (under India Post) today offers an investment return - or interest rate per annum - ranging from 4 per cent to 7.4 per cent five types of savings schemes. The types of accounts you can open at the post office today include savings account, recurring deposit account, post office time deposit (TD) account, post office monthly income s...
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Looking To Open An Account In Post Office? Here Are Your Options
The post office savings account, post office recurring deposit (RD) account, post office time deposit (TD) account and post office monthly income scheme (MIS) account offers an interest rate between 4 per cent and 7.4 per cent.
-
Latest Interest Rates Offered By Post Office Small Saving Schemes
Small saving schemes' interest rates for the quarter ending June have been kept the same as March quarter.
-
Post Office Saving Schemes: 5 Key Questions Answered Here
The Department of Posts offers many investment schemes - including PPF, KVP and NSC - to customers with attractive interest rates and income tax benefits.
-
5 Rules On Bank Fixed Deposits (FDs) That You May Not Know
Despite falling interest rates, bank fixed deposits remain one of the most popular investment options.
-
Recurring Deposits (RDs): Know How Interest Is Taxed
Recurring bank deposits are one of the popular investment options for a large segment of the population.
-
Now, TDS to Be Deducted on Recurring Deposits
If interest earned on recurring deposits exceeds Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
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Now, Recurring Deposits to Attract TDS
This means that if the interest earned on recurring deposits is more than Rs 10,000 a year, TDS at the rate of 10 per cent would be deducted by the bank.
