Boost Your Returns: The Power of Laddering Fixed Deposit Investments
Updated on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 |
Summary Fixed deposit laddering involves spreading your funds across multiple FDs with different tenures instead of locking them into a single FD. This approach maximises returns, improves liquidity, and reduces interest rate risks. IndusInd Bank offers attractivefixed deposit interest rates along with flexible tenure options, auto-renewal features, and a 100% online application process. Fixed deposits…
Read moreDifference Between a Certificate of Deposit and Fixed Deposit
Updated on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 |
Summary A certificate of deposit and a fixed deposit are both popular debt instruments that offer assured returns for a specified tenure. Certificates of Deposit, which are controlled by the RBI, have a maximum investment period of 12 months and offer a comparatively higher rate of interest. Fixed deposits are known for their flexibility in…
Read moreFixed Deposits for Senior Citizen: How to Use Sweep in/Sweep Out Facility?
Updated on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 |
Summary Sweep-In/Sweep-Out facility links a savings account with a fixed deposit. Senior citizens can earn FD interest rates on surplus balances and the auto-reverse sweep facility provides seamless access to funds when required. Senior citizens may be eligible for preferential FD interest rates offered by banks. It is suitable for retirees seeking both accessibility and…
Read moreHow Sweep-In Works: Which Deposit Breaks First and Why It Matters for Your Returns
Updated on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026 |
Summary The Auto-Sweep facility automatically transfers surplus funds from your savings account to a fixed deposit (also known as Sweep Out) and moves funds back from the fixed deposit to the savings account (also known as Sweep In) whenever there is a balance shortfall. You can also link your existing FDs to your savings account…
Read moreUnderstanding Important Fixed Deposit Rules & Regulations
Updated on Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 |
Summary Understanding FD rules around tenure, premature withdrawal, interest rates and auto-renewal can help investors maximise returns and avoid unnecessary penalties. FD interest is taxable, and investors should be aware of TDS rules, available tax-saving options and the use of Form 15G/15H where applicable. Additional features such as nomination facilities, loans against FDs and deposit…
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