Latest Fixed Deposit Interest Rates in India-April-2015
Latest FD interest rates in India for April, 2015 indicate that, in the last couple of months, the majority of foreign banks, public sector banks and private sector banks have reduced the interest rates. This was as expected by us and indicated in our previous articles. Thought some banks have reduced interest rates based on RBI review last week, in coming weeks, we expect further updates from banks on reducing interest rates. What are the latest Bank FD Rates in India and how they compared to our previous article?
Based on request from some of our readers last month, we have added a few more banks for tracking their latest FD interest rates.
Positive movers in latest bank FD rates
- Foreign banks: No positive movement in foreign banks.
- Private Banks: No positive movement in private banks.
- Public Sector Banks: No positive movement in Public Sector banks.
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Negative Movers in latest bank FD rates
- Foreign Banks: While Citi bank has not reduced its rates, HSBC and Deutsche Bank have reduced interest rates for short term to long term fixed deposits. Interest rates are ranging between 6.75% to 8.6% per annum.
- Private Banks: Almost all banks except for Federal Bank, HDFC Bank and Yes Bank, all others have reduced interest rates for short term, medium term and long term. Interest rates are ranging between 8% to 9.25% per annum.
- Public Sector Banks: Even majority of public sector banks has reduced interest rates for short term, medium term and long term Fixed deposits. Interest rates are ranging between 8% to 9% per annum.
What does this mean for investors?
As I always indicated in my previous articles, investors should park money for the long term. Foreign banks still provide lesser interest rates. The best way is to invest in bank FD schemes of public sector banks and large private banks.
Which banks are providing higher interest rates now?
- If you are willing to park your money in Private sector banks, you can look for Ratnakar Bank, Tamilnad Merchantile Bank, DCB, and KVB for long terms of 5+ years as they provide highest FD rates in India.
- If you are willing to park your money in Public sector banks, you can look for Corporation bank, IOB, Punjab National Bank, Allahabad Bank and Andhra Bank which provides highest interest rates for fixed deposits.
- If you are willing to park your money in foreign banks (in India), you can look for Deutsche Bank where they are offering 7.25% to 8.6% interest rates.
Comparison of current and latest bank FD interest rates among various banks in India.
The comparison list would help investors to choose the right bank for fixed deposits. Green indicates that the rates have been increased compared to our previous article and RED indicates that the rates are reduced compared to our previous article. Myinvestmentideas.com is the only website in India, which tracks FD rates regularly and provides whether a particular bank has increased the FD rate or slashed the FD rates. This is a unique feature of our blog.
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I want know which bank is giving more interest on FD???
Hello Suresh,
Which bank is giving highest interest rate on FD and RD for this month? I would like to save for 2-3 years. I have 75k for FD and can invest 10k/ month for RD.
Sandy, I am posting article on Tuesday. You can look into that
Hello Suresh,
I have 50k now and would like to get best returns. I can hold it for 5 years or more in any investment plans. What would be the best investment option for me? Apart from RD, FD of bank and post; I do not have any investment experience.
Nice and useful.
Thanks for sharing the FD rates.
Would be it better and safer to park the money in FD or in Long Term Debt in the Bond Market ?
I am looking at investing 10 L for a period that is certainly greater than 5-10 years or even greater than that.
I am in two minds if FD is a better option or MF investing in Debt Bond ( Government or Corporate or Mix ).
Can you Please suggest which is the right approach to choose and also recommend few good Debt Bond and explain the tax saving for both.
Thank You
Sir my date of birth is 20/02/1965 and want to take 10/15/20 lac online term insurance for maximum term
Which insu.co i sud purchase Advice me
Policy bazaar given me avaviva’s 20 or 25 lac’s prm was 16/17 k yearly
Is it best to buy or u want to suggeste
Thanks
Sriniwas rao s
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Amravati
Consider high settlement ratio when you want to buy term insurance plan.
Hiya Suresh.
I must say im a big fan of ur site. so far i have saved and put FD in banks up to 3cr when the rates were good.
Thank you for the good advice.
Maven
Thank you Maven. Looks you are busy these days, not seen comment recently.
Hi Sir as you will know im a saver and i keep a good watch on saving accounts. but i do read all your articles its just that i dont comment on them.
But for last 2 years i got lot of info about savings from you so Thank you 🙂
Good to hear this Maven. Keep recommending to your friends about our blog as it may be useful to them too.