IDFC FIRST Bank has recently revised its fixed deposit (FD) interest rates, offering a range of interest rates to both general citizens and senior citizens. The new rates are effective from October 16, 2024, and aim to provide better returns on savings.
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The new interest rate range for general citizens in IDFC FIRST Bank fixed deposits is from 3% to 7.75%. The highest rate of 7.75% is offered for deposits with a tenure of 400 to 500 days.
Senior citizens receive an additional spread of 0.50% per annum over the general rates. This means the interest rate for senior citizens ranges from 3.50% to 8.25%, with the highest rate of 8.25% for deposits with a tenure of 400 to 500 days.
IDFC FIRST Bank offers an interest rate of 6.8% on green deposits with a tenure of 1000 days.
Compound interest or reinvestment interest is calculated every quarter and added to the principal. For deposits with a monthly interest payout option, the interest is calculated for the quarter and paid monthly at a discounted rate over the standard FD rate.
The penalty for premature closure of a fixed deposit in IDFC FIRST Bank is 1% of the principal amount.
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