Fixed Deposit: Compare The Latest Interest Rates Of Govt And Private Banks On 3-5 Year FD
Fixed deposits are low-risk investment instruments where your money gets locked-in for a defined period. They are a popular investment option for many as the returns are guaranteed. The tenure for FD investment normally ranges from 7 days to 10 years. You can choose the tenure as per your liquidity requirement. In case you are planning to invest in a 3-5 Year FD, take a look at the latest interest rates of government and private banks.
Bank’s Name | Interest Rate On 3-5 Years FD |
PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS | |
Bank of Maharashtra | 4.9 |
Bank of Baroda | 5.25 |
Bank of India | 5.3 |
Canara Bank | 5.5 |
Central Bank of India | 5.1 |
IDBI Bank | 5.1 |
Indian Bank | 5.15 |
Indian Overseas Bank | 5.2 |
Punjab National Bank | 5.3 |
Punjab & Sind Bank | 5.25 |
State Bank of India | 5.4 |
UCO Bank | 5 |
Union Bank | 5.55 |
PRIVATE BANKS | |
Axis Bank | 5.5 |
Bandhan Bank | 5.65 |
Catholic Syrian | 5.25 |
City Union Bank | 5.5 |
DCB Bank | 6.75 |
Dhanlaxmi Bank | 5.5 |
Federal Bank | 5.5 |
HDFC Bank | 5.3 |
ICICI Bank | 5.35 |
IDFC First Bank | 5.75 |
IndusInd Bank | 6.5 |
J & K Bank | 5.3 |
Karnataka Bank | 5.55 |
Kotak Bank | 4.75 |
Karur Vysya Bank | 6 |
RBL Bank | 6.75 |
South Indian Bank | 5.5 |
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank | 5.5 |
TNSC Bank | 6 |
Yes Bank | 6.75 |
Data compiled by BankBazaar.com from respective banks’ website on Jan 15, 2021. For each year range, the maximum offered interest rate is considered; interest rate is for a normal fixed deposit amount below ₹1 crore.
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