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Bank Deposit: Domestic/NRE Interest Rates, Tips  etc

NRE Bank Deposit interest Rates etc

Rates as on 1.7.08

For 1 year term

3.50% on saving bank a/c (NRE SB)

3.31% on NRE fixed deposit

 

5.70% on GBP  Currency

2.56% USD

4.64% EURO

 

9.50% for NRO or Resident Indians (Higher Interest earned is Taxable)

 
Ok, let's take an example.
Supposing you have Rs. 4 lacs to invest with a bank (Risk Free Investment)

The following table will show where and how you can be better of  by earning 
highest income on your 4 lacs investment. (for less amount say 2 lacs, just 
take the half of the amount shown in the columns)

 Supposing, you have Rs.4 lacs  to invest in bank deposits (Term 1 year)

Scheme/         Interest  You     Premature withdrawal           
 Deposit        May earn          Say  in 6 months

NRE  Fix Dep     13,500            5,000      (int. at 1% less)

NRE SB a/c       14,500            7,500                                  

NRO /Resident    30,500          13,600  (int. 1% less)& after TDS 

RFC (GBP5000)    285GBP            Nil  

See if you can view the above in rich text /table here 
http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/GOAN-NRI/message/5802
 

Notes:

- As can be seen from above, that even after paying tax (about 20%), you are 
far more better of if invested in Resident SB or NRO a/c which fetch interest 
up to 9.5%

- If you had an SB a/c  in a bank before opening NRE a/c, that SB a/c may 
automatically become NRO a/c (as one cannot have SB a/c & NRE a/c in the same 
bank/branch).

-  Use any old SB a/c with any banks that you may have before going abroad.

- Or use your Spouse/Children/Parents SB a/c. 

- Indian Senior Citizens usually earn up to 1% more

- FC a/c above, one can take back the principal and the interest to the country 
where you earned tthat currency.

- FC a/c, when the currency exchange rate is at its peak or the highest, one 
can convert the same on the same day into Rupees.  However, one cannot do so 
during the first one year of the deposit.

- If any of your existing fixed deposits matured recently or maturing in near 
future, it is advisable to break iand leave it in your NRE SB a/c where you 
will fetch interest more than what any banks currently offer on NRE fixed 
deposit a/c.  Once the rate goes up, you can then transfer the same to Fixed 
deposit a/c.  Most banks will take your intructions upon receipt of a simple 
email from you (depositor).

 
Note: The above info is for guidance only.

Please consult your bank for more details.

 
Any other ideas on safe Bank investment welcome


Suggestions/correction/clarifications etc also welcome


Or try forwarding this to your Banks in India and should you get any 
reply/Clarification etc, please also share with us here.


Thanks.


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