7.4% interest is available on post office MIS
Post Office Saving Schemes: The government institution providing postal services also runs a variety of savings schemes for the citizens of the Indian Dak country. The common people of the country can also invest in all savings schemes like TD, RD, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, Kisan Vikas Patra, PPF along with opening a savings account in the post office. Today we will know here how many rupees will be received in 5 years if you deposit Rs 3000 in the post office.
Post office is paying 4% interest on savings account
The post office savings account is currently getting 4 percent interest. If you leave by putting Rs 3000 in the post office savings account, then after 5 years, a total of Rs 3660 including interest in your account will be Rs 3660. Similarly, the post office is paying 7.5 percent interest on a 5 -year TD (Time Deposit) account. If you deposit Rs 3000 in the TD account of the post office, then after 5 years you will get a total of Rs 4349, including Rs 1349 of interest.
7.4% interest is available on post office MIS
The post office’s MIS (monthly income scheme) is currently getting 7.4 percent interest. This scheme is matured in 5 years. If you leave the monthly income scheme of the post office by adding 5000 rupees, then you will get an interest of 19 rupees every month. In this way you will get an interest of Rs 1140 in 5 years. Along with this, you will also get 3000 rupees you deposited. In this way, a total of Rs 4140 will be received after 5 years on depositing Rs 3000 in MIS scheme.
RD account is getting 6.7 percent interest
The RD scheme of the post office is getting 6.7 percent interest. In this scheme, you have to deposit money every month. If you deposit 3000 rupees every month in this scheme, then after 5 years you will get a total of Rs 2,14,097. It also includes an interest of Rs 34,097 with Rs 1,80,000 you deposited.
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