The best Interest Rates on Term/Fixed Deposits in India, as of November 2011 are:
Short Term (Approximately around 6 months)
Bank NameRate of InterestDeposit PeriodHDFC Bank7.75%6 month 16 daysICICI Bank7.75%190 daysPunjab National Bank8%180 days to Less than 1 yearState Bank of India7.25%91 days to 179 daysIndian Bank7.75%181 days to 9 monthsAxis Bank7.5%6 months to Less than 1 yearKarur Vysya Bank7.65%31 days to 270 daysIndian Overseas Bank7.75%91 days to 120 daysIDBI Bank8%91 days to Less than 6 monthsKotak Mahindra Bank7.75%91 days t0 180 days
Long Term (1 year or More)
Bank NameRate of InterestDeposit PeriodHDFC Bank9.25%1 year 16 daysICICI Bank9.25%390 daysPunjab National Bank9.35%777 daysState Bank of India9.25%Greater than 1 yearIndian Bank9.5%1 to 3 yearsAxis Bank9.4%1 year to 14 monthsKarur Vysya Bank9.75%1 to 3 yearsIndian Overseas Bank9.25%444 daysBank or Baroda9.35%444 daysIDBI Bank9.5%500 daysKotak Mahindra Bank9.5%1 year to 389 days
how to calculate Recurring deposit interest ?
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Fixed deposit interest rates is a guaranteed interest rate for the entire term of an investment. They allow for the customer to earn high interest rates.
A fixed deposit is a type of savings account offered by banks where you deposit a sum of money for a fixed period at a fixed interest rate. A certificate of deposit (CD) is similar but is typically offered by credit unions and has a higher interest rate but requires a minimum deposit and penalties for early withdrawal.
A Fixed deposit account is one in which you deposit a specific amount of money with a bank for a specified duration of time. you cannot withdraw that money before its maturity date. if you do you would have to pay a penalty for doing the same. usually fixed deposits offers us a higher rate of interest than normal bank accounts
how to calculate Recurring deposit interest ?
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Fixed interest means that the interest on a loan or deposit does not change as the result of market fluctuations.
Fixed deposit interest rates is a guaranteed interest rate for the entire term of an investment. They allow for the customer to earn high interest rates.
A fixed deposit is a type of savings account offered by banks where you deposit a sum of money for a fixed period at a fixed interest rate. A certificate of deposit (CD) is similar but is typically offered by credit unions and has a higher interest rate but requires a minimum deposit and penalties for early withdrawal.
To make a journal entry for provision on interest on fixed deposit, you would debit the Provision for Interest on Fixed Deposit account to recognize the expense and credit the Interest Income account to reduce the income earned on the fixed deposit. This adjustment ensures that the financial statements reflect the estimated liability for future interest payments accurately.
A Fixed deposit account is one in which you deposit a specific amount of money with a bank for a specified duration of time. you cannot withdraw that money before its maturity date. if you do you would have to pay a penalty for doing the same. usually fixed deposits offers us a higher rate of interest than normal bank accounts
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Fixed deposit interest is calculated using the simple interest concept Interest = (principal * no. of years * rate of interest) / 100 principal = the amount you deposited rate of interest = the amount in % Ex: Deposit amount - 10,000 Rate of interest = 10% no of days = 365 Interest = (10000 * 365 * 10) / (365*100) = 1000
Yes of course, the interest on a fixed deposit is revenue because revenue is something owed but not yet paid. Hence, we can call it as revenue. Many Banks such as Axis, ICICI, IDBI and NBFCs like Bajaj Finserv are offering good interest on fixed deposit which can be called as revenue.