What are the benefits of investing in a fixed deposit instead other kind of the investment
Sandeep Jain (2 Points)
11 January 2018What are the benefits of investing in a fixed deposit instead other kind of the investment
CS,CA F,Numrologi TusharSampat
(CS CA F Numerologist Astrologer Graphologist Face reader Vastu Expert)
(85930 Points)
Replied 11 January 2018
When you make a deposit in a bank for a predetermined tenure at a fixed rate of interest, it is known as a Fixed Deposit or FD. As a financial instrument, Fixed Deposits have been tried and tested for a significant period of time and have consistently delivered good returns. This makes them one of the safest options when it comes to investments. Also, FDs are a good starting point for someone who is investing for the very first time.
There are plenty of reasons why Fixed Deposits are one of the most popular financial products in India. Here are some of the major benefits of Fixed Deposits in India:
Aman Khanna
(Finance Advisior)
(196 Points)
Replied 17 January 2018
The benefits of investing in a fixed deposit are given as under:
They are savings as well as investment vehicles
Fixed deposits provide the benefit of saving as well as investing as they are very safe, just like a savings account and they provide good returns like all profitable investment vehicles.
They are safe
One of the primary reasons behind FDs being a favored investment option is the safety of funds as they are always protected from all market-related disturbances which brings us to the third benefit.
FDs provide assured returns
The interest income of FDs of banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) are always guaranteed as per the rate of interest specified initially.
Flexible and convenient tenure options
There are tenure options of varying ranges for the long term as well as short term. Investors can opt for FDs (Fixed Deposit) for as short a tenure as one week or as long as 10 years.
Options of Cumulative and Non-Cumulative Interest Payout
Most financial institutions provide the option of cumulative as well as non-cumulative interest payout. In the cumulative option, the interest is paid at maturity and in the non-cumulative option, interest is payable after every month, quarter, 6 months or year, depending on what the investor chooses.
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