Federal Bank revises deposit rates, hikes Resident and Non-resident deposit rates
Interest Rate for 500 days is increased to 7.75% and 8.25 % for resident senior citizens.
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18th January 2024, Mumbai: Federal Bank has revised interest rates for both resident and Non-resident deposits with effect from 17th January 2024.
Interest Rate for 500 days is increased to 7.75% and 8.25 % for resident senior citizens.
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The interest rate for non-withdrawable fixed deposits for 500 days is increased to 7.90% and for resident senior citizens, Federal Bank is now offering a maximum return of 8.40% for 500 days tenures.
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Tenure |
Withdrawable before maturity (Less than 2 Cr) |
Non-withdrawable before maturity (Above 1 Cr – Less than 2 Cr) |
||
General Public (NR & Resident) |
Resident Senior Citizen |
General Public (NR & Resident) |
Resident Senior Citizen |
|
500 Days |
7.75% |
8.25% |
7.90% |
8.40% |
Other details can be accessed from the official website of the bank.
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