Bank of Baroda hikes FD rates
Bank of Baroda hikes FD rates – Bob decided to make your money work harder by increasing its interest rates by 1.25 percentage points. Why? Well, the State Bank of India (SBI) made a move first, raising rates by 0.5 percentage points, and BoB followed suit. It’s like a savings party in the banking world!
Okay, let’s get down to the nitty-gritty. BoB is boosting interest on short-term fixed deposits. If you park your money for one week to 14 days, you’ll now get a cool 4.25% instead of the old 3%. And if you go a bit longer, say 15 to 45 days, the rate jumps up to 4.5%.
Ravindra Singh Negi, the big shot at BoB, says this move is a win-win. It attracts more folks to save and helps the bank manage costs. Translation: You earn more, and the bank stays happy.
Hold on, there’s a star in this savings spectacle – the 399-day Tiranga deposit. It keeps its 7.15% rate, making it a hero for your long-term savings. BoB also keeps good rates for deposits between 171 days to one year and anything beyond two years. Plus, they’re spicing things up with rate hikes on other maturities.
And if you’re a senior saver, there’s a treat waiting – a whopping 7.65% return on 399-day deposits. Age doesn’t matter when it comes to good returns, right?
Final Thoughts
In simple terms, BoB is giving your savings a boost with these interest rate moves. Whether you’re saving for a short-term goal or a longer journey, there’s something for everyone. Keep an eye on those interest rates – it’s like a savings game, and you’re winning! Happy saving, everyone!
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