Finance outlook india logo
Home News Exclusive Expert's Viewpoint Corporate Startup Fintech Personal Magazine About Us Budget'26 Budget'24
  • Budget'25 Budget'24
    • Home
    • News

    Current FD rates from RBL Bank: Earn interest rates as high as 8.75%


    Finance Outlook India Team | Wednesday, 08 May 2024

    RBL Bank FD rates: As of May 1, 2024, RBL Bank will no longer provide fixed deposit (FD) interest rates for sums under Rs 2 crore. A variety of investors, including elderly and extremely senior persons, may profit from these reduced rates.

    8.75% is the highest interest rate for very senior persons

    RBL Bank offers the highest interest rate of 8% on fixed deposits maturing in 18 to 24 months, according to an ET article. Senior people receive an additional 0.50% for the same term, for a total rate of 8.50%. The rate for super senior people (those who are 80 years of age or above) is 8.75% plus an extra 0.75%.

    Fixed rates for NRE and NRO deposits

    Interest rates on Non-Resident External (NRE) fixed deposits at RBL Bank range from 7.50% to 8%. The rates on fixed deposits designated as Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) vary from 3.5% to 8%. Please take note that NRE or NRO fixed deposits are not eligible for the senior citizen and super senior citizen bonus rates.

    Fixed rates for NRE and NRO deposits

    Interest rates on Non-Resident External (NRE) fixed deposits at RBL Bank range from 7.50% to 8%. The rates on fixed deposits designated as Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) vary from 3.5% to 8%. Please take note that NRE or NRO fixed deposits are not eligible for the senior citizen and super senior citizen bonus rates.

    Early withdrawal guidelines

    The website of RBL Bank states that in the event that you take early withdrawals of your fixed deposit, either in full or in part, the bank will compute your interest based on the interest rate at the time the account was opened and the duration of the deposit. On the other hand, this rate will be penalized by 1%. The good news is that super senior and senior persons do not incur penalties for early withdrawal.



    Read More:

    ConvoZen Launches End-to-End Conversational AI

    India & France Revise Tax Treaty, Scrap MFN Clause, Ease Dividends

    KNOWLEDGE DECK

    Most Viewed

    • The Economic Impact of India-Pakistan War: A Detailed Analysis

    • Why Financial Literacy Matters More Than Ever for Today's Youth

    • Prominent Financial Advisors in India to Partner With

    • Rags to Riches: The Top 6 Indian Entrepreneurs' Motivational Tales of Success

    • Navigating Financial Disruption With Future Proof Financial Service Deliverability

    • India's Rs 31 Lakh Cr Green Push: Building the Foundation of a Net-Zero Future

    • Wakhariya & Wakhariya: Facilitating International Legal Processes across Diverse Domains

    • Aligning Financial Strategies with Sustainable Business Goals

    • The Top 5 Highest-paid Actors in India - 2024

    • Central Government Proposes Tax on Agricultural Water Usage

    • Carpediem Capital Invests INR 100 Crore, CorporatEdge to Deploy INR 350 Crore in the next 3 Years

    • EPFO Registers All-Time High Member Addition of 20.06 Lakh in May 2025

    • Unearthing Intricacies of Today and Beyond in the Indian Insurance Sector

    • Expected Correction in Housing Prices to Revive Sales in Coming Quarters

    • How to Choose the Right Mutual Fund for your Financial Goals?

    • Future of Corporate Finance: Emerging Trends in Treasury Solutions and Cash Management for MNCs

    • ElasticRun Announces FY24 Financial Results: Key Details

    • Financial Inclusion in Viksit Bharat

    • Abans Financial Services Advises Vaishali Pharma on Strategic Acquisition of Kesar Pharma






    🍪 Do you like Cookies?

    We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Read more...

    Copyright © 2026 Finance Outlook India. All rights reserved.   Privacy Policy Terms of Use Blogs Conferences Subscribe WRAPUP’25