Invest ₹1 Lakh one time on Govt Term Deposit Scheme to get attractive returns

With a wide range of scheme choices available, the post office offers attractive returns through its small saving schemes.

If you’re seeking a safe investment option, consider the fixed deposit scheme offered by the post office.

This scheme not only ensures the safety of your invested money but also provides impressive returns.

You can choose to invest in the post office for a period ranging from 1 to 5 years, making it a flexible and rewarding small savings scheme.

Returns on a ₹1 Lakh Investment

With an annual interest rate of approximately 6.7 percent, a person who deposits ₹1 lakh in a term deposit for 5 years can expect to receive ₹1,39,407 at the end of the investment tenure, including the interest earned.

Similarly, the interest rate for post office term deposits with terms of 1, 2, and 3 years is around 5.5 percent.

Who can Open an Account?

This scheme allows both individuals and joint account holders to open accounts.

Even children under the age of 10 can participate in this post office scheme under parental guidance or with the assistance of mentally challenged individuals.

Investment Requirements and Tax Benefits

You can start an account with a minimum deposit of ₹1000. Additionally, the 5-year term deposit scheme qualifies for tax exemption under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act.

Enjoy the Benefits of the Post Office Term Deposit Scheme

Apart from the attractive returns, the Post Office Term Deposit Scheme offers several advantages:

  1. Nominee Facility: This scheme provides the option to nominate a beneficiary.
  2. Transferability: You can easily transfer your account to any post office across the country.
  3. Single and Joint Accounts: You can open an account individually or jointly, based on your preference.

By choosing the Post Office Term Deposit Scheme, you can rest assured that your investment is safe and has the potential to grow over time.

Take advantage of this reliable and rewarding scheme offered by the post office for a secure and fruitful investment journey.


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