Post Office: Every person must save a part of their monthly income and invest it in a good scheme. Investment is very important in every person's life. Many such schemes are being run by the post office, in which people can invest their money and get benefits at attractive interest rates. The special thing about post office schemes is that there is no fear of losing money in them.
Today we are going to tell you about the RD scheme of the post office, i.e., recurring deposit. The RD scheme of the post office is very special. In this scheme, you can invest a little money every month and get a return at a very good interest rate. Let's know.
Post Office RD Scheme Interest Rates-
In the Post Office RD Scheme, you can invest only Rs 100 per month. In this scheme, you have to invest continuously for 5 years, after which you get your money along with interest. Talking about the interest rate of this scheme, this scheme gives a return at an interest rate of 6.7 percent.
You will get this much return on investing 3000 every month-
Post Office RD Scheme is a great option for those who do not have a lump sum amount. If you invest ₹3000 every month for 5 consecutive years, your total investment will be ₹1,80,000. On maturity, you will get ₹2,14,097, which will give you a profit of ₹34,097. This is a safe way to convert small savings into a good amount.
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