weather_iconAshburn | 13.97 °C | AQI 16
Tuesday, 29 April, 2025

---Advertisement---

Business

Last Chance! SBI’s Special Fixed Deposit Schemes End Soon – Get Up To… Interest By March 31

Businesses investing with the SBI Sarvottam along with the SBI Green Deposits and SBI Patron can benefit from no fixed entry deadlines since these programs allow investors to choose their investment times.

Through its special fixed deposit schemes the State Bank of India (SBI) provides options for a variety of financial objectives and investment periods. The SBI Amrit Vrishti and SBI Amrit Kalash fixed investments demand investors to meet a predefined time commitment to enter. Businesses investing with the SBI Sarvottam along with the SBI Green Deposits and SBI Patron can benefit from no fixed entry deadlines since these programs allow investors to choose their investment times.

---Advertisement---

Short-term investors will find interest in SBI Amrit Vrishti and SBI Amrit Kalash investment schemes because they offer unique duration periods as well as different interest payout levels. Every Indian citizen including senior citizens who participate in the Amrit Vrishti scheme which remains open until March 31, 2025, can take advantage of 444 days of interest-bearing savings at 7.25% or receive 7.75% annually if they are senior citizens. The Amrit Kalash scheme will expire on March 31, 2025, and grants regular customers 400 days at 7.10% per annum but provides senior citizens with 7.60% per annum interest.

---Advertisement---

The Mahila Samman Savings Certificate serves as a potential substitute for bank FDs but SBI FD schemes including senior citizen benefits deliver superior interest rates. The SBI WECARE scheme stands as a prime illustration because it gives senior citizen account holders 100 basis point interest rate benefits on five to ten-year deposits to reach annual interest at 7.50%.

Additionally, SBI offers flexible FD options with no investment deadlines, such as the SBI Sarvottam FD scheme. Higher interest rates exceed standard fixed deposit rates at SBI although the two-year term brings 7.4% per year while the one-year period receives 7.10%. The additional interest advantage of 50 basis points grants senior citizens annual earnings of 7.9% for two-year FDs and 7.6% for one-year FDs.

---Advertisement---

Striving to enhance its product range SBI launched the SBI Green Rupee Term Deposit which enables funding of eco-friendly projects. The interest rates according to the scheme are 6.65% per annum for both 1111 and 1777-day terms and 6.40% per annum for the 2222-day term. The interest rates for senior citizens extend to 7.15% and 7.40% for the same terms.

Under SBI Patrons the standard interest rate for super senior citizens (aged 80 and above) exceeds senior citizen standard rates by 10 basis points per year due to the provisions in Section 194P of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The fixed deposit scheme gives this demographic group an opportune way to reach optimal FD earnings.

The fixed deposits offered by SBI support investors with varying requirements and investment durations. The SBI Amrit Vrishti and Amrit Kalash along with the SBI Sarvottam and SBI Green Deposits are time-sensitive FD options at SBI while their WECARE program for senior citizens and Patrons plan for super senior citizens round out their inclusive FD offerings.

Also Read: Last Chance For Tax-Saving FDs! Post Office Vs. Bank: Which Offers The Best Returns?; Check Here

HISTORY

Written By

Astitva Raj


Get Breaking News First and Latest Updates from India and around the world on News24. Follow News24 on Facebook, Twitter.

SBI
Related Story

Live News

---Advertisement---


live

Latest LIVE News Trending Today, Real Time Updates: Batch Of Devotees Leaves From Haridwar For Char Dham Yatra

Apr 29, 2025
Latest LIVE News Trending Today, Real Time Updates
  • 10:27 (IST) 29 Apr 2025

    Firefighting Teams Bring 'Fire-Robot' In Bandra Where Fire Broke Out In A Showroom

N24 Shorts Logo

SHORTS

World

Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif: ‘Indian Attack Is Imminent’

Asif said that Pakistan is on high alert and would use its nuclear arsenal only in the event of a "direct attack on its existence."

View All Shorts

---Advertisement---

Trending