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Fixed deposits · Plan with understanding
Choose your deposit amount and tenure. Enter an interest-rate assumption. See your estimated interest and maturity amount, clearly separated.
Read the terms. Explore the estimate.

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An FD holds your deposit for a chosen period under the institution’s terms. Compare the rate, interest payout, compounding and withdrawal conditions before deciding. The calculator below shows how these assumptions affect your estimate. RBI: bank deposit guidance
Enter your principal, annual interest rate and tenure. The estimate shows your original deposit plus calculated interest, so you can see what each assumption changes.
A calculator’s sample rate is an assumption, not a current offer from an institution.
When interest is reinvested, future interest is calculated on a growing balance. The calculator lets you explore annual, half-yearly, quarterly or monthly compounding.
Interest payout deposits work differently from deposits that reinvest interest.
Check the institution, interest payout options, maturity instructions, applicable taxes and any early withdrawal conditions before placing a deposit.
Early withdrawal can change the interest received. Check the applicable deposit terms.
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Start with an amount that fits your circumstances.
Read the rate, tenure, payout and withdrawal conditions.
See invested amount and interest separately in the calculator.
Check maturity instructions and the institution’s actual terms.
Plan with clarity
Adjust the amount, rate and tenure to explore your maturity estimate. Sample rates are assumptions, not deposit offers. Taxes, fees and early withdrawal penalties are excluded.
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A fixed deposit holds an amount with an institution for a specified period under agreed terms. Read the institution’s conditions for the applicable rate, payout and withdrawal rules.
With reinvested interest, compounding applies interest to the growing balance. More frequent compounding changes the maturity estimate when the nominal annual rate is the same.
No. It assumes a constant rate and reinvested interest, without tax, fees or early withdrawals. Actual outcomes may differ.
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