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How is saving account different from Recurring account
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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 8 months ago

Features Savings Account Fixed Deposits Recurring Deposit
Rate of Interest The rate of interest is not fixed. It varies with the market.= Rate of interest is fixed. Generally it is rate varies from 6.96% to 8% Rate is fixed. It varies from 5.25% to 7.90% per year
Deposit Amount No limit on the deposit amount The money you deposit is fixed and you get interest on that particular amount A particular amount is deposited monthly for a particular period of time
Tenure No tenure. The tenor period is always fixed The tenor period is fixed
Withdrawal No withdrawal limit. Withdrawal on maturity Withdrawal on maturity
Tax Benefit You can not avail any tax benefit for savings account. Tax exemption is available for FDs under the section 80 of income tax Income tax will not be deducted for interest earned up to INR 10,000
Loan against the Account Not available Available Not available
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