The sharpest cuts were seen in 1,2,3-yr time deposits, recurring deposits; Senior Citizen scheme to get 7.4%, PPF to fetch 7.1%, MIS to get 6.6%
Read MoreIn line with the rising rates on government bonds, all major savings schemes will now dole out upto 0.4% more interest to the account holders
Read MoreRetired people can look at a mix of FDs, small saving schemes, equity and debt funds. We list out five best options
Read MoreThe minimum investment amount per year has been reduced from Rs 1,000 to Rs 250
Read MoreExisting rates on schemes such as Post Office Deposits. NSC and PPF will remain constant in the coming quarter
Read MoreThe Government has kept the rates on the Public Provident Fund, National Saving and other small savings unchanged for the first quarter of FY 19
Read MoreHowever much is your monthly income, you need to build a saving habit. Keep apart a sum every month for mutual funds, recurring deposits and other saving instruments
Read MoreThe government had proposed the merger of various small savings acts and the PPF act, which will be later governed by a new act, Government Savings Promotion Act
Read MoreYour PPF account can now be attached by creditors following a repeal of the Public Provident Act, 1968 as specified in Budget 2018.
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