State Bank of Mysore FD Interest Rate

SBM Bank Fixed Deposit

• Scheme tenure: 7 days to 10 years
• You can opt for monthly or quarterly interest pay-outs, compounded interest or reinvestment of interest and principal amount upon maturity.
• Senior citizens enjoy an additional interest rate of 0.5% p.a.
• Premature closure is allowed in case immediate funds are required to meet an emergency with an applicable penalty.
• You can avail a loan anytime against the amount in your FD.
• A nomination facility is also available.

SBM Tax Saver Fixed Deposit

If you invest in this FD, you are eligible for a tax deduction of up to ₹1.5 lakhs under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act of 1961.

• Maximum investment: ₹1.5 lakhs per annum
• Scheme tenure: 5 years
• Lock-in period: 5 years
• Flexible interest pay-out options on a monthly & quarterly basis are available.
• Senior citizens enjoy an additional interest rate of 0.5% p.a.
• Auto renewal facility is not permitted.
• Premature withdrawal of the deposit (either principal or accrued interest) is not permitted before the completion of 5 years.
• You cannot pledge the deposit to secure a loan or as security to any other asset.

SBM NRE Fixed Deposit

SBM Non-Resident External Deposit converts your investment into Indian rupees, which, on repatriation, can be converted into the currency of your choice.

• Scheme Tenure: 1 year to 10 years
• This scheme adopts quarterly compounding.
• Auto-renewal of your principal and interest on maturity.
• You can invest in this FD with any convertible currency for a flexible tenure.
• Interest earned is tax-free in India.
• Both the principal and interest are fully and freely repatriable.
• A nomination facility is also available.

SBM NRO Fixed Deposit

SBM Non-Resident Ordinary Fixed Deposit Scheme allows NRIs to park their rental income, dividends and other earnings from India.

• Minimum investment: ₹25,000
• Maximum investment: No upper limit
• This scheme adopts quarterly compounding.
• Auto-renewal of your principal and interest on maturity.
• Interest earned is tax-free in India.
• Interest is fully repatriable after payment of taxes.
• A nomination facility is also available.

SBM FCNR Deposit

SBM Foreign Currency Non-Resident deposit helps NRIs/PIOs to park their foreign earnings from around the world.

• Scheme Tenure: 1 year to 5 years
• Protection from currency exchange rate risk
• You can invest in this FD with any convertible currency for a flexible tenure.
• Tax-free interest and principal.
• Both the principal and interest are fully and freely repatriable.
• A nomination facility is also available.

SBM NRI Superia Deposit

• Guaranteed higher returns than NRE/FCNR Deposits.
• You can invest in this FD with any convertible currency for a flexible tenure.
• Tax-free returns in India
• Auto-renewal of your principal and interest on maturity.
• Both the principal and interest are fully and freely repatriable.
• A nomination facility is also available.

• Period: The FD with SBM Bank ranges from 7 days to 10 years.
• Convenient: Open hassle-free FD using online banking in a few minutes
• DICGC insurance: The amount invested with the bank is covered by Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) for the total sum of ₹5 lakhs. 
• Preference to senior citizens: Additional 0.5% p.a. for senior citizens.
• Nomination facility: Depositors can nominate beneficiaries for their investments in SBM Bank FDs.

• Not dynamic: Interest rates on FD are not dynamic. So, it fails to overcome the risk of inflation. 
• Fixed rate: Fixed deposits offer a fixed rate on the investment. Hence, you cannot benefit from higher returns in cases of increased market interest rates.

Anyone can apply for a fixed deposit scheme at SBM Bank if they fulfil the below basic criteria. However, the documents will differ for individuals and types of entities depending on the eligibility for the same:

• Indian residents (including joint account)
• Minor
• Body of individuals 
• Trusts
• Hindu Undivided Families (HUF)
• Private limited companies
• Public companies
• Specified associates
• Sole proprietorship firms
• Partnership firms
• Limited liability partnership
• Association of persons
• Local authority
• Clubs
• Registered societies

Here is a list of documents that you will require to open a fixed deposit account at SBM Bank:

• I filled up the FD application form. 
• PAN card
• You need to submit SBM form 60 or 61 in the absence of your PAN card.
• Passport-size photographs of depositor and nominee, if any
• Proof of address: Aadhaar card, electricity bill, telephone bill, bank statement with a cheque and any other proof as per KYC norms.
• Proof of identity: PAN card, Aadhaar card, Voter ID card, driving licence, passport or any other documents as per KYC norms.
• If applicable, you also need to submit documents concerning HUFs, partnership firms, trusts, associations and companies as requested by the bank.

Mentioned below are the steps that you can follow if you wish to open a fixed deposit account at SBM Bank:

Step 1: Visit the nearest SBM Bank branch in which you want to open your FD account.

Step 2: Ask for the fixed deposit account opening form and fill it up. Provide all the necessary information like your name, address, contact details, PAN number, type of fixed deposit account you want, nominee’s details, etc.

Step 3: Enter the tenure of the fixed deposit account based on your financial requirements. You can choose between 7 days to 10 years.

Step 4: After you complete filling up the form, attach all the documents that you need to submit along with it. This includes your KYC documents, proof of identity and address, and, most importantly, your PAN card and photographs.

Step 5: After you submit your documents and the account opening form, the bank will verify all your documents. 

Step 6: Once your documents are verified successfully, the bank will provide an acknowledgement slip of your FD account opening.

You can also open an SBM fixed deposit account via the internet and mobile banking.

If you wish to withdraw your fixed deposit prematurely, it will be subject to penalty provisions at the rate decided by SBM Bank occasionally. Currently, the bank allows the withdrawal of all callable term deposits before the completion of tenure. However, it will charge a premature deposit closure penalty of 1% on the FD interest rate applicable. 

According to the Income Tax Act of India of 1961, taxpayers can seek deductions under Section 80C if they invest in FDs.

In a given financial year, a taxpayer can avail tax deduction to a maximum of ₹1.5 lakhs from their gross taxable income, provided the following conditions are fulfilled:

• Taxpayers can invest in FD either through public or private sector banks. 
• Individuals and HUFs can avail tax deductions by investing in tax savings FDs. 
• Bank's five-year tax saving FD offers exemptions under Section 80C. 
• Investors cannot get loans against these FDs. 
• In the case of joint holders, only the first holder can get tax benefits.

When filing the Income Tax Returns (ITR), the taxpayer can provide supporting documents to avail tax benefits on FDs. 

Tax Deducted at Source (TDS)

• TDS will be deducted from the interest accrued on the FDs if the interest is more than ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens) in a given financial year. 
• For Resident customers, if you have submitted your PAN card details, the deduction will be 10% per year on the interest. The bank will deduct 20% of TDS annually without a PAN card.