With a growth in the number of fixed deposits, financial institutions and NBFCs are set to increase their interest rates. The interest rate depends on specific factors such as the deposit tenor, investment amount, type fixed deposit, age of applicant, etc.
Fixed deposits also offer you with an Online Fixed Deposit (FD) Calculator using which you can determine your returns. There are two types of interest rates applicable on FDs, simple interest rate and compound interest rate. The formula to calculate simple interest rate is SI = P X R X T/100, where SI is simple interest, P is invested or deposit amount, R is the interest rate, and T is the deposit tenor. To calculate compound interest, you can use the same formula, and the amount will be calculated for each year. The interest amount calculated for one year will be added with the principal amount on which the compound interest rate for the second year will be calculated. For any Fixed Deposit (FD) with a tenor below or above 5 years with an interest amount above Rs. 10,000, your financial institution or NBFC will deduct TDS. You can claim TDS exemptions at the end of each financial year by submitting Form 15G or Form 15H (for senior citizens.) You can also avail emergency loans against your fixed deposits of up to Rs. 4 Lakh to meet several expenses like medical costs, education fees, etc.
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