SBI vs PNB vs Kotak Mahindra Bank: Here is what you get for investing Rs 6 lakh in FD and RD for 5 years
Fixed deposit (FD) and recurring deposit (RD) are the conventional financial schemes which probably most of traditional savers are aware of.
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Monthly deposits, interest rates like FDs - This is what Recurring Deposits account can give you; SBI vs HDFC Bank vs ICICI Bank Fixed deposit (FD) and recurring deposit (RD) are the conventional financial schemes which probably most of traditional savers are aware of. These instruments are as old as the modern banking system in India. Hybrid plans like mutual funds, and other equity-based plans came much later. Therefore, many people still prefer FD and RD as a safe avenue for parking their money. Both the schemes offer fixed return and safety to the investors. However, money invested in both the schemes for the same tenure will not give the same returns. Interest rates offered by various banks can be different as well. On FD you get higher returns, but the amount has to be invested in one go. On RD, you get a bit lower maturity amount compared to FD, but you can invest the money in small installments every month till the maturity. Here are the comparison of FD and RD rates and maturity amounts.
SBI FD vs RD:
If you invest Rs 6 lakh in SBI FD at the prevailing interest rate of 6.85 percent, you get Rs 8,42,631 on maturity. If you save Rs 10,000 in the recurring account for 5 years, the principal amount you accumulate will be 6 lakh, but the amount you get on maturity is Rs 7,13,296. These calculations were done on SBI calculator.
PNB FD vs RD:
If you invest Rs 6 lakh in PNB FD account for 5 years at the prevailing interest rate of 7.5 percent, you will get Rs 8,69,969 on maturity. If you invest Rs 10,000 every month in RD at the prevailing rate of 6.75 percent, you accumulate pricipal amount of Rs 5 lakh at the end of 5 years and get Rs 7,14,600 on maturity. The calculation was done on PNB calculator.
PNB RD calculator:
PNB FD calculation:
Kotak Mahindra Bank FD vs RD:
If you invest 6 lakh in Kotak bank FD for 5 years at an interest rate of 6.50 percent, on maturity, you get Rs 8,28,252 . The total amount you will get is Rs 2,28,252.
If you put 10,000 per month for 5 years in Kotak bank RD at the same interest rate, you deposit 6 lakh, but your maturity amount will be Rs 7,09,885. The calculation was done on the bank's calculator.
