1. Choose a Bank or Financial Institution
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Compare FD interest rates across banks (public, private, or NBFCs).
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Consider factors like interest payout frequency (monthly/quarterly/annually), tenure options, and penalties for premature withdrawal.
2. Decide the Amount and Tenure
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Choose how much money you want to deposit.
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Tenure can range from 7 days to 10 years.
3. Open the FD Account
You can open an FD account:
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Online Raivik Finance
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Offline by visiting the bank branch.
https://raivikfinance.com
Online Process:
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Log in to your bank’s net banking or app.
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Go to the Fixed Deposit section.
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Select:
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Amount
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Tenure
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Type (cumulative or non-cumulative)
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Interest payout frequency
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Confirm and submit.
Offline Process:
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Visit your bank branch.
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Fill in the FD account opening form.
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Submit documents if needed (ID proof, address proof).
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Deposit the amount via cash or cheque.
4. Choose Interest Payout Option
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Cumulative FD: Interest is paid at maturity (good for compounding).
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Non-Cumulative FD: Interest is paid monthly/quarterly/annually.
5. Nomination & Maturity Instructions
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Add a nominee to the FD.
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Choose what happens at maturity: auto-renew or credit to your savings account.
📝 Example:
Bank: Raivik Finance
Amount: ₹1,00,000
Tenure: 1 year
Interest Rate: 11%
Maturity Amount: ₹1,30,000 (if cumulative)
🔒 Things to Keep in Mind
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Premature withdrawal may attract penalties.
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Senior citizens usually get higher interest rates.
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TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is applicable if interest exceeds ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens) in a financial year.
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