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Invest ₹1 lakh in SBI and get Fixed Returns

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 26/02/2026 1:40 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 26/02/2026
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Highest Returns for Senior and Very Senior CitizensHow ₹1 Lakh Can Grow in 5 YearsIs It a Good Option?

India’s largest public sector lender, State Bank of India (SBI), is currently offering attractive interest rates on Fixed Deposits (FDs).

Interest rates range from 3.05% to 7.05%, depending on the tenure and customer category.

You can open an FD for as little as 7 days — and for as long as 10 years.

But one particular scheme is drawing a lot of attention.

Highest Returns for Senior and Very Senior Citizens

SBI’s special 444-day “Amrit Varshi” FD scheme is offering some of the highest rates right now.

Here’s what customers can earn:

6.45% for general citizens

6.95% for senior citizens

7.05% for very senior citizens

For regular 5-year FDs, SBI is offering:

6.05% for general citizens

7.05% for senior citizens

7.15% for very senior citizens

Longer tenures between 5 to 10 years generally offer better returns, especially for senior and very senior citizens.

How ₹1 Lakh Can Grow in 5 Years

Let’s understand this with a simple example.

If a general citizen deposits ₹1,00,000 in a 5-year FD:

Maturity amount: ₹1,35,018

Total interest earned: ₹35,018

If a senior citizen deposits ₹1,00,000 for 5 years:

Maturity amount: ₹1,41,826

Total interest earned: ₹41,826

If a very senior citizen deposits ₹1,00,000 for 5 years:

Maturity amount: ₹1,42,524

Total interest earned: ₹42,524

That means a very senior citizen can earn over ₹42,000 in fixed interest on a ₹1 lakh deposit.

Is It a Good Option?

Fixed Deposits remain one of the safest investment choices for conservative investors.

With guaranteed returns and flexible tenure options, SBI’s FD schemes can be suitable for those who want steady and predictable income.

If you are planning to park your money safely while earning fixed interest, this could be worth considering.

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