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Calculate your Returns on ₹4 lakh in SBI 5-Year FD

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 05/04/2026 12:12 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 05/04/2026
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Many investors are now exploring mutual funds and the stock market, but a large section still prefers the safety of bank fixed deposits (FDs).

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Highest Rates for Long-Term FDsHow Much Will You Earn on a ₹4 Lakh FD?

The State Bank of India (SBI) is offering attractive FD interest rates to help customers earn stable returns.

SBI allows FD accounts for tenures ranging from 7 days to 10 years, with interest rates between 3.05% and 7.15%, making it one of the most popular choices for conservative investors.

Highest Rates for Long-Term FDs

For a 5-year (60-month) FD, SBI offers some of its best rates:

General citizens: 6.05%

Senior citizens: 7.05%

Very senior citizens (80+ years): 7.15%

SBI also has special schemes like the 444-day Amrit Varshi FD, which offers slightly higher rates for different age groups: 6.45% for general citizens, 6.95% for seniors, and 7.05% for very senior citizens.

How Much Will You Earn on a ₹4 Lakh FD?

If you deposit ₹4,00,000 in a 60-month FD with SBI:

General citizens will receive ₹5,40,071 at maturity, earning ₹1,40,071 as interest.

Senior citizens will get ₹5,67,303, with interest of ₹1,67,303.

Very senior citizens will get ₹5,70,097, earning ₹1,70,097 in interest.

This makes SBI FDs a reliable option for investors looking for guaranteed returns over a medium to long term.

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