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SBI vs HDFC Fixed Deposit Rates 2026: Which Bank Offers Better Interest Returns for Your Savings?

Fixed deposits remain a safe investment in India. SBI and HDFC have updated FD rates, offering varying returns by tenure and category, helping investors choose better savings options.

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Author : Asianet Newsable English
Published : May 04 2026, 04:56 PM IST
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The Buzz Around Bank FD Rates
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The Buzz Around Bank FD Rates

In India, Fixed Deposits are the go-to investment for many. They give you a steady income, no matter how the market behaves. Now, top banks have updated their FD interest rates. Let's see what the big names are offering.
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State Bank of India (SBI)
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State Bank of India (SBI)

SBI is giving its customers great interest rates across different tenures. The rates for deposits between 1 and 2 years are especially good. Senior citizens get an extra 0.50%. Plus, special schemes like 'Amrit Kalash' offer high returns, from 7.10% up to 7.60%.

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HDFC Bank

Private sector giant HDFC Bank has also updated its rates to stay competitive. The bank offers its highest interest on FDs with a tenure of 18 to 21 months. Regular customers can get around 7.00% to 7.25%, and senior citizens get even more benefits with special 'Care FD' schemes.
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Things to Keep in Mind
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Things to Keep in Mind

First, the tenure you choose decides your interest rate. Second, almost all banks give senior citizens an extra 0.50% to 0.75% interest. And third, remember that TDS is applicable if your annual FD interest crosses ₹40,000 (or ₹50,000 for senior citizens).
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Digital Banking - Open an FD from Home
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Digital Banking - Open an FD from Home

You don't need to visit the bank anymore. You can open a Fixed Deposit account online in just a few minutes. Picking the right FD plan gives you solid financial security, so it's important to choose wisely for your future.

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