FD Tips- These banks are giving 9.5% interest on FD, invest today, to learn about them

Human life is full of uncertainties, no one knows what will happen to whom and when. We should be prepared to avoid these dire situations. Especially from a financial point of view, in such a situation, you should invest a part of your earnings in a place from where you get good returns. For this, the fixed deposit can be a good option for you, especially after the monetary policy review, the Central Reserve Bank has chosen to keep its key interest rate, the repo rate, unchanged. Today, through this article, we will tell you about those banks that give the highest interest on FD-

Unity Small Finance Bank

General customers: 9% for deposits of 1001 days

Senior citizens: 9.5% for deposits of 1001 days

Additional rates: 7.85% (1 year), 8.15% (3 years), and 8.15% (5 years), with a 0.50% premium for senior citizens.

North East Small Finance Bank

General customers: 9% for deposits of 1111 days

Senior citizens: 9.5% for deposits of 1111 days

Additional rates: 7% (1 year), 9% (3 years), and 6.25% (5 years), with a 0.50% premium for senior citizens.

Surya Small Finance Bank

General Customers: 8.65% for 2 year 2 day deposits

Senior Citizens: 9.15% for 2 years 2 day deposits

Additional rates: 6.85% (1 year), 8.60% (3 years), and 8.25% (5 years), with a 0.50% premium for senior citizens.

Shivalik Small Finance Bank

General Customers: 8.55% for 18-24 month deposits

Senior Citizens: 9.05% for 18-24 month deposits

Additional rates: 6% (1 year), 7.50% (3 years), and 6.50% (5 years), with a 0.50% premium for senior citizens.

Utkarsh Small Finance Bank

General customers: 8.5% for 2 to 3 year deposits

Senior citizens: 9.10% for 2 to 3-year deposits

Additional rates: 8% (1 year), 8.5% (3 years), and 7.75% (5 years), with a 0.60% premium for senior citizens.

Jana Small Finance Bank

General customers: 8.25% for 1 to 3 year deposits

Senior citizens: 8.75% for 1 to 3-year deposits

Additional rates: 8.25% (1 year), 8.25% (3 years), and 7.25% (5 years), with a 0.50% premium for senior citizens.