Fixed deposits remain indispensable for risk-averse investors. By comparing bank and NBFC rates, choosing the right tenure, and leveraging compounding, one can secure steady returns. Whether it’s SBI’s stability, Bajaj Finance’s high returns, or tax-saving schemes, there is an FD for every financial goal. Investors should align FD selection with their liquidity needs and overall financial portfolio. For maximum benefit, it is wise to diversify across banks and NBFCs, ensuring both safety and higher yields. In 2026, with FD interest rates touching record highs, the time is opportune to lock in attractive rates for the future.
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RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds 2020 (Taxable), also known as the GOI Bonds, currently offer a taxable interest rate of 8.05% (till 1st July 2026) over a seven-year term. They are called floating-rate bonds because the interest rate on these bonds is linked to the NSC rate. In accordance with the scheme guidelines issued on June 26, 2020, these floating rate bonds will continue to earn 0.35% higher ROI than the prevailing NSC rate. The coupon/interest rate on these bonds is subject to change every six months, on January 1 and July 1, if NSC's ROI changes.
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Why Indians Are Choosing Mutual Funds
These days, more and more Indians are embracing mutual funds and SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) because they tend to provide better returns compared to traditional savings options like fixed deposits or recurring deposits. Thanks to increasing financial literacy and the rise of digital apps, investing has become easier, faster, and more transparent than ever.
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