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Check earnings with Bank of Baroda

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 06/04/2026 2:06 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 06/04/2026
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Interest Rates and How They WorkReturns on ₹5 Lakh FDTax Rules You Should KnowIs This FD a Good Option?

If you are planning a safe investment, a Fixed Deposit (FD) from Bank of Baroda can be a reliable choice.

It offers stable returns and also helps in tax saving, especially for a 5-year investment.

Let’s understand how much you can earn if you invest ₹5 lakh in a 5-year FD.

Interest Rates and How They Work

Bank of Baroda is currently offering around 6.30% interest per year for general customers on FDs between 3 to 5 years.

Senior citizens get a higher rate of 6.90%, while super senior citizens can earn up to 7%.

The interest is calculated on a quarterly compounding basis.

This means your interest is added every 3 months, which helps your money grow faster over time.

Returns on ₹5 Lakh FD

If a general customer invests ₹5,00,000 for 5 years at 6.30% interest:

Maturity amount: लगभग ₹6,83,450

Total interest earned: करीब ₹1,83,450

For senior citizens at 6.90%:

Maturity amount: लगभग ₹7,03,921

Interest earned: करीब ₹2,03,921

For super senior citizens at 7%:

Maturity amount: लगभग ₹7,07,389

Interest earned: करीब ₹2,07,389

These returns may vary slightly depending on the exact compounding calculation.

Tax Rules You Should Know

Interest earned from FD is taxable as per your income tax slab.

This means the interest amount is added to your total income and taxed accordingly.

However, senior citizens get some relief under Section 80TTB of the Income Tax Act.

They can claim a deduction of up to ₹50,000 on interest income if they opt for the old tax regime.

Is This FD a Good Option?

A 5-year FD is a good option for those who want safe and fixed returns without market risk.

It is especially useful for conservative investors and retirees who prefer stability over high returns.

Overall, this FD plan offers a balance of safety, steady income, and tax benefits, making it a solid choice for long-term savings.

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