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Bank of Baroda hikes FD rates by up to 1% effective from 14 Nov. Details here | Mint - Mint

Leading public sector banker, Bank of Baroda (BoB) has hiked its retail term deposits interest rates by a maximum of 100 basis points with effect from November 14. BoB hiked rates on bulk saving deposits, along with fixed deposits below 2 crore for both senior citizens and the general category. Also, BoB's Tiranga deposit and tax saving schemes have witnessed a revision in interest rates.

Check out the latest interest rates:

BoB savings deposits:

With effect from November 14, BoB is now offering a 2.75% rate on bulk saving deposits up to 1 lakh and less than 50 crore, while the rate is set at 3% on deposits between 50 crore to less than 200 crore.

On savings deposits between 200 crore to less than 500 crore, the rate is set at 3.05%. While the interest rate is 3.35% on deposits from 500 crore to 1,000 crore and above.

FDs below 2 crore to general category:

From Monday onward, BoB is offering a 6.10% rate on tenures from 1 year to 2 years, and another set of tenures from above 3 years to 10 years. A 6.10% rate is also offered on FDs above 10 years however they are MACT/MACAD Court Order schemes only.

BoB is offering a 6.25% rate --- which is the highest for the general category -- on above 2 years to 3 years tenures.

Further, tenures from 271 days to above and less than 1 year -- has an interest rate of 5.50%, while tenures from 181 days to 270 days --- has a rate of 5.25%.

On tenures from 46 days to 180 days, the interest rate is set at 4.50%. While on the shorter period from 7 days to 45 days, the rate is around 3% per annum.

FDs below 2 crore for senior citizens:

Elderlies receive higher rates on their FDs below 2 crore. The highest rate offered would be 6.90% on above 5 years to 10 years tenure, while the rate is set at 6.75% on above 2 years to 5 years. The bank is offering 6.60% on tenures from 1 year to 2 years. Also, the bank is giving a 6.60% rate on the above 10 years tenure (MACT/MACAD - Court order schemes only).

Further, the bank is offering a 6% rate on 271 days to less than 1 year, 5.75% on 181 days to 270 days, and 5% on 46 days to 180 days. Also, the rate is 3.50% on 7 days to 45 days tenures.

Also, BoB said on its website that additional 50 basis points being paid to Senior Citizens for deposits of tenor above 5 Years to 10 years over & above 50 basis points has been decreased to 30 basis points as per the Last ALCO Meeting deliberations and accordingly will be paid 80 basis points (50bps+30bps) with effect from November 14, 2022.

Baroda Tiranga Deposit Scheme:

The bank is offering a callable rate of 6.10% under this scheme on tenures 444 days and 555 days to the general category, while the rate comes at 6.60% for senior citizens on these tenures.

The non-callable rate is 6.35% on these tenures for the general category and 6.85% for senior citizens.

It needs to be noted that, there is no premature withdrawal allowed in this scheme. Also, the minimum deposit is from 15.01 lakh to a maximum of 199.99 lakh.

Baroda Tax Savings Term Deposit:

To the general category, the bank is offering 6.10% for 5 years tenure and above 5 years to 10 years with effect from November 14.

For senior citizens, the rate is 6.75% for 5 years tenure; and 6.90% for above 5 years to 10 years.

Premature withdrawal is not allowed before the completion of 5-year except in case of the death of the customer.

FCNR rates:

It needs to be noted that on its website, the Bank has stated that Foreign Currency Non-resident Deposit - FCNR(B) latest rates are in effect from October 16 to November 15, 2022. The FCNR rates vary from 0.10% to 4% and depend upon world currencies. A revision in FCNR rates can be expected on November 15.

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