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Fixed deposit interest rates in SBI

SBI (State bank of India) is the biggest bank public sector bank in India.

It provides benchmarks to all other banks in India. Other banks generally follow the rates fixed and revised by SBI from time to time.

SBI fixed deposit scheme is a simple and good option to earn higher interest rates on your money lying idle in savings bank account. SBI fixed deposits are highly flexible and one can opt for a fixed deposit period from 15 days to 10 years. Fixed deposit interest rates vary with the time period and can be opened with a nominal minimum amount of Rs. 1000 only to start with. Fixed deposit interest rates of SBI are revised from time to time and the following are the latest term deposit / fixed deposit interest rates of SBI.

The rates were revised 9th November 2009. SBI fixed deposit interest rates above RS 1 crore were revised on 27th March 2010.

The revised fixed deposit interest rates of SBI are applicable on all fresh deposits and renewals of maturing deposits. All existing fixed deposits will earn the same rate of interest as fixed on purchase date.

Interest rates below Rs 1 Crore
S. NoFixed deposit tenureInterest rate % per annum
115 days to 45 days2.50
246 days to 90 days3.50
391 days to 180 days4.75
4181 days to less than 1 year5.25
51 year to less than 2 years6.00
62 year to less than 3 years6.50
73 year to less than 5 years6.50
85 years to less than 8 years7.25
98 years and up to 10 years7.50
Interest rates above Rs 1 Crore
17 days to 14 days1.50
215 days to 30 days2.00
331 days to 45days2.25
446 days to 90 days3.00
591 days to 180 days3.50
6181 days to 270 days4.50
7271 days to less than 1 year5.25
81 year and above6.00

Premature closure of Term Deposits

If you plan to cancel the fixed deposit prematurely then interest paid on premature withdrawal of term deposits will be 1.00% below the rate applicable for the period deposit has remained with SBI

Fixed deposit interest rates in SBI for senior citizens

Resident Indian senior citizens (above 60 years of age) get 0.5 % higher returns for fixed deposit period of one year and above.

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