Latest NSC interest rate: National Savings Certificate (NSC) is a government-backed scheme and is considered to be one of the safest invest...

National Savings Certificate, or NSC, are savings bonds offered under the India Post's small saving schemes. The interest rate on the NSC, ...

Kisan Vikas Patra, or KVP, is a well-liked small savings plan that is taken into consideration for long-term investments. Read more to know...

Quality of statistics and data collection methods have been questioned in the past, with experts claiming a bias in sample selection. The g...

For the July-September 2023 quarter, the government has hiked interest rates on specified small savings schemes by up to 30 basis points.

The depositor receives a certificate containing all the information indicated regarding the investment as well as other pertinent informati...

National Savings Certificates, also known as NSCs, are savings bonds that can be invested through the India Post's small savings schemes.

The Post Office announced the introduction of online account opening and closing for NSC and KVP in DOP Internet Banking.

The government sets the NSC interest rates, which are then updated every three months (i.e., quarterly).

The government has launched floating-rate bonds in lieu of earlier withdrawn 7.75% RBI bonds. The bonds are available for subscription from...

The transferee must provide a signed declaration in the prescribed format to abide by the rules pertaining to the issue of NSC.

NSC and tax-saving FDs have certain common features. However, there are certain differences between the two which, give an advantage to NSC...

The transfer can be made after a period of at least one year from the date on the certificate, subject to the approval of the post master.

Form NC -32 is the prescribed form through which the investor has to apply for transfer of NSCs from one post office to another.

Government approved a proposal to amalgamate two state-run seed companies, State Farms Corporation of India (SFCI) and NSC so as to form a ...

In their last-minute scramble to save tax, many investors end up putting money in avenues that do not suit their needs

The government may not screen FDI based on country-specific concerns. Instead, a case-by-case model would be followed.