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Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposit : What's the Difference?

Discover the differences between Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposits! Uncover the benefits, and returns. Make informed decisions for your savings today. This presentation will explain the differences between a Fixed Deposit and a Recurring Deposits and their interest rates. Learn more now!<br>

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Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposit : What's the Difference?

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  1. Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposit : What's the Difference?

  2. Introduction Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposits are both popular investment options in the world of personal finance. They both offer a fixed return on investment, but there are some key differences between the two that are worth exploring.

  3. Fixed Deposit

  4. A Fixed Deposit is a type of investment where you deposit a lump sum of money with a bank or financial institution for a fixed period of time, usually ranging from 7 days to 10 years. Recurring Deposits and Fixed Deposit Interest rates are the same.

  5. Fixed Deposits are generally considered less risky than Recurring Deposits as they offer a fixed return and are not subject to market risk or inflation. Fixed Deposits typically require a higher minimum deposit than Recurring Deposits.

  6. Recurring Deposits

  7. A Recurring Deposit is a type of investment where you make regular deposits of a fixed amount over a fixed period of time, usually ranging from 6 months to 10 years. Recurring Deposits and Fixed Deposit Interest rates are the same.

  8. Recurring Deposits are more flexible than Fixed Deposits, as you can make monthly deposits that suit your budget and you can choose the duration of the deposit as per your needs. Recurring Deposits typically have a lower minimum deposit requirement than Fixed Deposits.

  9. Conclusion The decision between Fixed Deposits and Recurring Deposits ultimately depends on your individual financial goals and needs. If you have a lump sum of money and are looking for a higher return on investment, a Fixed Deposit may be the better option. If you want to build up your savings over time with regular deposits, a Recurring Deposit may be the way to go.

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