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Public Provident Fund is a government-backed scheme which is popularly known as PPF. You can earn tax-free deposits, interest, and maturity amount with a PPF account under Section 80C. You can also avail loans against your Public Provident Fund balance from the 3rd to the 6th year of investment. Read along, you will know what more advantages you are missing out on. Also, let’s find out how many years it will take to generate Rs 1 crore guaranteed return starting with a Rs 1.5 lakh investment in a year.

PPF Calculation: In how many years can you generate Rs 1 crore guaranteed return through Public Provident Fund?

PNB and Axis are popular banks that offer a 3-year fixed deposit at their set interest rate. Punjab National Bank (PNB) is a government-backed bank, whereas Axis is a private banking sector. On that account, let’s find out which will offer a higher interest rate and which bank will give a higher return to general and senior citizens on Rs 3 lakh, Rs 6 lakh, and Rs 10 lakh investments.

PNB 3-year FD vs Axis Bank 3-year FD: Which will give a higher return on Rs 3 lakh, Rs 6 lakh, and Rs 10 lakh investments?

SBI and Axis are popular banks that offer a 3-year fixed deposit at their set interest rate. State Bank of India is a government-backed bank, whereas Axis is a private banking sector. Now, which offers a higher interest rate and has the potential to grow your investment into a higher corpus is what we are here to determine. Thus, follow the article below to get your answer.

SBI 3-year FD vs Axis Bank 3-year FD: Which will give a higher return on Rs 6 lakh and Rs 10 lakh investments?

State Bank of India and Bank of India are PSUs or government-owned banks, whereas Axis and ICICI Bank are private sector banks. Now let’s compare them to find which can help you generate a larger amount on an Rs 8 lakh investment in a 5-year fixed deposit.

SBI, BOI, Axis, and ICICI Bank: 5-year fixed deposit rates for Rs 8 lakh investment; compare to find how much you will earn?

SBI 2222-day FD vs Central Bank of India 2222-day FD: Fixed deposit schemes provide a fixed interest rate. Investors with a low-risk appetite and requiring guaranteed returns opt for them. Banks launch special FDs for a limited duration and extend the deadline to invest depending on investor interest.&nbsp;

SBI 2222-day FD vs Central Bank of India 2222-day FD: Which will give higher maturity on Rs 4,44,444, Rs 7,77,777, and Rs 9,99,999 investment?

SBI 3-year FD vs Central Bank of India 3-year FD: Investors use fixed deposit (FD) schemes to get guaranteed returns. They can get the amount on maturity, or they can also opt for monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly payouts depending on their requirements. Banks and small banks offer extra interest rates to senior citizens compared to what they offer to general citizens.

SBI 3-year FD vs Central Bank of India 3-year FD: What can be monthly income if you invest Rs 5 lakh, Rs 11 lakh, and Rs 17 lakh in each FD?

SBI Senior Citizen Fixed Deposit Interest Rates 2024: State Bank of India (SBI) offers its highest interest rate to senior citizens in the Amrit Vrishti fixed deposit scheme. The 444-day special FD offers 7.75 per cent interest rate, which is higher than the 7.50 per cent interest rate SBI offers in the 5-year FD. Deposits in the 5-year FD provide tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Latest SBI Senior Citizen FD Rates: What investors can get on Rs 6 lakh, Rs 12 lakh, and Rs 18 lakh investments in Amrit Vrishti, 1-, 3-, and 5-year FDs

SBI 5-year FD vs Bank of Baroda 5-year FD: Both the State Bank of India (SBI) and Bank of Baroda (BoB) offer 5-year fixed deposits (FDs) to general and senior citizens. So, today we will discuss what both will get on Rs 8 lakh investment in each of the FDs.&nbsp;

SBI 5-year FD vs Bank of Baroda 5-year FD: What will senior and general citizens get on Rs 8 lakh investment  in each FD