The Reserve Bank of India has announced the premature redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bond Series-IV at Rs 9,688 per unit, due on July ...

RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds will continue offering 8.05% interest from July to December 2025. These bonds are linked to National Saving...

Sovereign Gold Bond: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced the final redemption of SGB 2016-17 Series II, due on September 30, 2024...

The redemption price for SGB shall be based on the simple average of the closing gold price of 999 purity over the previous three business ...

Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB) premature redemption: If a SGB investor wants to prematurely redeem his/her SGB investment and also not pay any c...

Sovereign gold bond (SGB) investors can prematurely withdraw SGB 2017-18 XIII at a price which is 118.14% higher than its issue price. The ...

For the early redemption of Series III of the SGB 2016–17 series, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has determined a price. With a 2.5% annua...

The Reserve Bank of India permits early redemption of Gold Bonds after the fifth year from the date of issue on the day interest is payable.

The government of India revises the interest rates on these small savings scheme every quarter. Currently, the India Post offers ten plans ...

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

One of the USP of fixed deposit is the liquidity it offers. Banks allow premature redemption of the deposits wherever it is applicable. How...

Following the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) 50 basis point hike in repo rates, banks are expected to raise interest rates on fixed deposits...

Where banks usually charge a penalty of 0.50-1% for premature withdrawals, for POTD the charge will be much higher as it will depend on how...

Looking to open a tax saving fixed deposit account? Here's what you should know about it.

Retail investors made a beeline to participate in the NCD issuances of Shriram Transport, India Infoline and Shriram City Union Finance.

SP KetkarWanna break the FD? Remember, when you need your money back, is key to deciding whether to continue with a fixed deposit (FD).

The government is vetting a banking industry proposal for a tax on premature withdrawals of term deposits which qualify for income tax brea...