State Bank Of India Fixed Deposit Interest Rate Calculator calculates the interest earned on a fixed deposit with the help of outlined components:
(1) Deposit Amount
It is an amount which an FD account holder wants to invest in the fixed deposit. It is also called principal. It is to be remembered that this amount can be deposited only once hence you have to decide the amount to be invested according to your investment objectives.
(2) Interest Rate
1) Fixed Deposit rates in SBI are almost lowest among the FD rates offered by all banks in India. SBI FD Interest rates in 2019 were almost at similar level. 2) Fixed Deposit rates in Post office offer between 6.9% to 7.2%. Though Post Office FDs offer higher rates, these are still lower than some of the banks indicated above. State Bank of India (SBI) offers several FD accounts at attractive interest rates. The tenure of the FD account offered by SBI ranges between 7 days and 10 years. Certain FD accounts come with tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act. With effect from 9 May 2019. Click here to know about SBI NRO Term Deposits Rates. Source: SBI official website. Note: Interest rates are subject to change from time to time as per the Bank’s discretion. Foreign Currency Non-Resident Deposits (FCNR(B)) (% p.a.) w.e.f. Click here to know about Foreign Currency Non-Resident Deposits (FCNR(B)).
It is the rate of interest offered by the bank where you open the FD. It differs for different tenures. Once FD is opened for a specific tenure then the interest rate will remain the same for the whole tenure.
(3) Term of Deposit (FD Tenure)
It is the duration for which the amount is invested in an FD which may vary from 7 days to 10 years. In the calculator, you can select the tenure in days, months or year.
(4) Compounding of Interest
Interest can be compounded on monthly, quarterly, half yearly or annual basis. It can be a simple interest as well. You need to enter it based on the offer by the bank.
Get details on SBI Bank Loan Against Fixed Deposit ✔ Interest Rates ✔ Processing Fee ✔ Loan Amount ✔ Tenure ✔ Margin ✔ Features ✔ Benefits.
Single account holder can avail overdraft TDR and STDR online through internet banking, avail loan upto 90% of deposit. Loan amount for online overdraft against FD is Rs 25000 to Rs 5 Crore.
Table of Contents
Interest Rate | 1% above the relative time deposit rate. |
Amount of Loan | Minimum Rs 25000 to Maximum Rs 5 Crore. |
Processing fee | Nil. |
Repayment Period | Upto 5 years. |
Margin | Avail loan up to 90% of your Time Deposit value. |
Type of loan | Demand Loan & Overdraft. |
Customers (Single/ Joint Account Holder) holding SBI’s TDR/STDR / RD / including NRE/NRO/RFC and FCNR(B) Deposit can avail this loan. Single Account Holder can also avail Overdraft against TDR and STDR online through Internet Banking platform.
FAQs
How much overdraft limit can be availed – The customer will be able to avail 90% of his e-STDR / STDR value and 75% of his e-TDR / TDR as Overdraft facility on the Internet banking platform. At Branch level the customer can avail 90% of his underlying security value as Demand Loan/ Overdraft facility.
Minimum and maximum overdraft limit – The minimum loan amount for availing overdraft facility is Rs 25,000 and maximum overdraft limit can be availed against your Fixed Deposits Rs 5 Crore.
Overdraft be availed in joint name – No, currently only Customer holding TDR/STDR/e-TDR/e-STDR with SBI in Single name only can avail the facility online. Joint Account Holders have to visit SBI Branches for availing facility.
Repayment period – The maximum repayment period overdraft against e-STDR / STDR is 5 years, maximum repayment period overdraft against e-TDR / TDR is 3 years (residual period which is less, subject to minimum of 6 months).