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Latest Bank Interest FD rates in India (Apr-2013)

By Suresh KP Updated 12 Apr 2013 Not yet rated 2 min read
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Latest Bank Interest FD rates in India (Apr-13)

Latest Bank Interest FD rates in India (Apr-2013)

As expected in our previous month analysis, some of the banks FD interest rates have come down. Latest bank interest rates in India indicate that 5 banks have reduced their interest rates and two banks have marginally increased the bank interest rates on their FD's. Among the various fixed income options available for an investor the best and safe investment option is investment in Bank fixed deposits (FD) in India. It continued to be the favorite investment options for several investors including the investments by senior citizens. As part of our monthly article, enclosed are the latest bank interest rates on fixed deposits in India.

Also read: Best unique Bank fixed deposit schemes in India

Comparison of latest bank FD interest rates among various banks in India.

The comparison list would help investors to choose the right bank for their bank fixed deposits. Green indicates that the rates have been increased compared to our previous month article and RED indicates that the rates are reduced comparing to our previous month article.

Latest Bank Interest FD rates in India (Apr-2013)

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Disclaimer: This article is for education and comparison only and is not investment, insurance or tax advice. Suresh KP is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. Investments are subject to market risks. Read all offer, scheme and policy documents carefully before making any decision. Deposits are insured by DICGC only up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank. Check the issuer's credit rating.
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  1. Kumar

    Hi Suresh,

    Iam interested to invest in Kerala Transport Finance Corp. Whats your thoughts on it ? What kinda of rating does it have.  Thanks for your advice.

    1. Kumar, they are not rated by rating agencies. However it is Govt. company, hence the money is secured.

  2. Rohit

    Hi Suresh,

    As we see FD interest rates might increase/decrease month on month basis. So the rate at which we open a FD is fixed for my deposit or its a floating rate.

    Thanks,

    Rohit

    1. A FD or RD or VRD (Variable RD), the interest rate which is offered by bank at the opening of such account is FIXED for the tenure. Recently I heard some banks are offering floating rate FD, but you can ignore for timebing as you would not know what would be the maturity amount with that.

  3. Mohan

    Dear Suresh,

    Is it safe to invest in a IDBI Bank FD. I am still confused if it's a Public Sector or Private Bank.

    Thanks
    Mohan

  4. Hiren

    Dear Suresh

    Could also please update the latest recurring deposits rates.

    Best regards

    Hiren

      1. Hi
        I want to know how safe is the money if
        I invest with luxmi vilas bank in
        NRE FD. I guess it is s private bank.

          1. Well suresj g
            Only laxmi vilas bank had 9.75%
            NRE FD rate. It comes to 75000 diff. Per annum to any other bank. In worst case
            What can happen if bank close down.
            Can I still safe to get money.
            Nick

          2. Hi Naresh, Worst is you may loose money. All FD’s are insured by Insurance deposit corp up to Rs 1 Lakh only. Any thing over and above, one may loose money in case in case bank shut downs.

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