Post Office Interest Rate 2014-15

The finance ministry has revised the interest rate for small savings (post office) schemes for the financial year 2014-15.  The new rates will come into effect from 1 April 2014.

Post Office Interest Rate History from 1981 to present

Recurring Deposit Account (RD)

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Any Individual can open this account.

Part withdrawal facility available.

Premature closer allow after 3 years.

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Time Deposit

Post office Time Deposit is Fixed Deposit where you put your money for fixed tenor. The interest is compounded Quarterly and paid annually.  Any person can open this account. You can also open joint account, or one in minor child holder.

If deposit is withdrawal after one year from the date of deposit, interest will be calculate 1% less.

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Minimum Deposit for this account Rs. 200. There is no maximum limit.

Tax Implication

Investment in 5 year Fixed Deposit qualified for section 80C  benefit of the Income Tax Act.   Interest that you earn is taxable. i.e. If you invest 50,000 in 5 year FD then you can claim 50000 under 80C. Interest on that Investment is taxable.

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Interest Table for Post Office Schemes

SchemeRate of Interest
from 1-04-2014
from 01-04-2015
5 Yr RD Account8.40%8.40%
Senior Citizen Saving Scheme9.20%9.30%
Monthly Income Scheme (MIS)8.40%8.40%
1 Yr Time Deposit (TD)8.40%8.40%
2 Yr Time Deposit (TD)8.40%8.40%
3 Yr Time Deposit (TD)8.40%8.40%
5 Yr Time Deposit (TD)8.50%8.50%
5 Yr NSC8.50%8.50%
Sukanya Samrudhi9.10%9.20%
PPF8.70%8.70%
Interest Table for Post Office Schemes 2014-15
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