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Traditionally fixed deposits have been one of the most favourite and comfortable investment options for a large segment of Indians. Though other investment avenues like mutual funds and direct ...

Fixed deposits provide a foundation for your investment portfolio, with guaranteed returns, regulatory protection, and some flexibility. So, in the year to come, as we see ahead, FDs (Fixed ...

Fixed deposits (FDs) offer a reliable, consistent long-term investment return, making it a preferred choice among conservative investors. Investors deposit a lump sum amount and earn interest on ...

Budget expectations: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday was asked to add some tax incentives for investment tools like fixed deposits to boost savings of the middle class.

Fixed deposits (FDs) are a popular investment option for risk-averse investors, especially senior citizens who also get higher interest. They offer safety, assured returns, and flexibility.

In an exclusive conversation with Siddharth Zarabi, Editor of Business Today, SBI Chairman CS Setty shared his perspective on the tax treatment of fixed deposits and how it could be leveraged to ...

Investable funds can be deposited in certificate of deposit instruments of various terms with commercial banks, where they will earn fixed or variable interest that is payable at maturity.

If you think that fixed deposits are only for conservative cash-rich aunties and uncles, think again. A fixed deposit (also known as a time deposit) account is a type of bank account that pays account ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian banks will continue to rely on certificates of deposit for meeting short-term cash needs in the next quarter amid tight liquidity conditions, after fundraising through ...