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Senior citizen FD rates: Suryoday Bank offers 8.6% on five-year deposits; compare rates at SBI, HDFC Bank and others

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Livemint reported that Suryoday Small Finance Bank offers senior citizens 8.6% on five-year fixed deposits, the highest rate in its comparison of banks. Jana and DCB Bank come next at 8%, and the report compares these rates with those at SBI, HDFC Bank and other banks. A fixed deposit is money kept with a bank for a fixed term at a fixed interest rate, paid back with interest at the end. The rate quoted is the yearly interest the bank pays on the deposit, and senior citizens often get a higher rate than other customers. The report gives no other figures beyond these rates. This is a comparison of deposit rates, not a view on any bank's shares.

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Senior citizen FD rates: Suryoday Bank offers 8.6% on five-year deposits; compare rates at SBI, HDFC Bank and others

Senior citizens can earn up to 8.6% on five-year FDs. Suryoday Small Finance Bank offers the highest rate, followed by Jana and DCB Bank at 8%. Here is a comparison of FD rates across small finance, private and public…

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