Up to 8.85% FD interest rate: Two banks special limited period FDs with higher interest rates launched this week

In the month of August many banks have revised their fixed deposit interest rates, while some banks such as RBL Bank, Federal Bank have introduced special limited period fixed deposit with higher interest rates. Let us look at the details of the ...

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In the month of August many banks have revised their fixed deposit interest rates, while some banks such as RBL Bank, Federal Bank have introduced special limited period fixed deposit with higher interest rates. While IDBI Bank has increased FD rates on its special limited period FD offering higher interest rates. Let us look at the details of the special FDs and their interest rates.

RBL Bank
RBL Bank has launched a special fixed deposit termed as 'Vijay Fixed Deposits'. This limited-time offer honors the bravery and sacrifices of India’s warriors offering significant financial rewards. The 'Vijay Fixed Deposits', has been designed to show appreciation for our military men, an RBL bank press release stated.


Earn up to 8.85% FD rate: RBL Bank launches 'Vijay Fixed Deposits'; check details

Vijay Fixed Deposits' details

Here is a look at the FD’s interest rates:
8.85% p.a. for Super Senior Citizens
8.60% p.a. for Senior Citizens
8.1% p.a. for Regular Fixed Deposit

“This limited-period offer pays tribute to the courage and sacrifices of our brave soldiers while providing exceptional financial benefits. Designed as a mark of respect and appreciation for our service members, the ‘Vijay Fixed Deposits’ offer a distinctive 500-day tenor for deposits of less than Rs 3 crore,” stated the press release.


Federal Bank
Federal Bank has announced a special Independence Day offer featuring highly competitive interest rates on term deposits.

Period General public including NR Resident Senior citizen
400 days 7.35% 7.85%
777 days 7.40% 7.90%
50 months 7.40% 7.90%

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Deposit plus (Non-Callable) deposit (above 1 crore)

Period General public Senior citizen
400 days 7.50% 8.00%
777 days 7.55% 8.05%
50 months 7.55% 8.05%

According to the bank press release, “The new interest rates are designed to provide customers with flexible options to maximize their returns. Whether opting for callable deposits with the freedom of premature withdrawal or choosing the Deposit Plus scheme for higher returns on larger investments, Federal Bank has tailored solutions to meet diverse financial needs. These rates will be available only for a limited period.”
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IDBI Bank
On special FDs to general citizens, the bank offers 7.05% on Utsav FDs maturing in 300 days. Meanwhile, senior citizens get 7.55% on Utsav FDs of 300 days. On 700 days tenure, the bank offers 7.20% for general citizens, 7.70% for senior citizens.

For Utsav FDs maturing in 375 days, the bank increased an interest rate from 7.15% to 7.25% for general citizens and senior citizens can earn 7.75% from 7.65% for Utsav FDs.

On 444 days tenure, the bank increased an interest rate from 7.25% to 7.35% for general citizens and senior citizens can earn 7.85% from 7.75% for Utsav FDs. The new rates are applicable from August 15, 2024.

According to the bank press release, "This limited period offer is valid till September 30, 2024. Customers can open an Utsav Fixed Deposit conveniently through the Bank's website or mobile banking application or at any IDBI Bank branch."

Special Buckets General/NRE/NRO Senior Citizens
300 Days 7.05 7.55
375 Days 7.25 7.75
444 Days 7.35 7.85
700 Days 7.2 7.7


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