Latest FD Rates in 2025: Offered by banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), fixed deposits are considered safe, secure, and risk-free investment options. They allow investors to invest a lump sum amount for a specific tenure.
1/12It is important to consider factors like interest rate, tenure, etc while investing money in FDs.
2/12In this write-up, we will compare the FD interest rates of top banks like SBI, HDFC Banks, and others for a Rs 2.5 lakh investment over 1 year.
3/12- For General Customers: 6.80% - For Senior Citizens: 7.30%
4/12- For General Customers: A Rs 2.5 lakh investment in SBI’s 1-year FD will yield Rs 2,67,438 at maturity. - For Senior Citizens: You will receive Rs 2,68,755 upon maturity.
5/12- For General Customers: 6.80% - For Senior Citizens: 7.30%
6/12- For General Customers: A Rs 2.5 lakh investment in PNB’s 1-year FD will yield Rs 2,67,438 at maturity. - For Senior Citizens: You will receive Rs 2,68,755 upon maturity.
7/12- For General Customers: 6.60% - For Senior Citizens: 7.10%
8/12- For General Customers: A Rs 2.5 lakh investment in HDFC Bank’s 1-year FD will yield Rs 2,66,912 at maturity. - For Senior Citizens: You will receive Rs 2,68,228 upon maturity.
9/12- For General Customers: 6.70% - For Senior Citizens: 7.20%
10/12- For General Customers: A Rs 2.5 lakh investment in Axis Bank’s 1-year FD will yield Rs 2,67,175 at maturity. - For Senior Citizens: You will receive Rs 2,68,491 upon maturity.
11/12- For General Customers: 6.70% - For Senior Citizens: 7.20%
12/12- For General Customers: A Rs 2.5 lakh investment in ICICI Bank’s 1-year FD will yield Rs 2,67,175 at maturity. - For Senior Citizens: You will receive Rs 2,68,491 upon maturity.