Has RBI floating bond rate of 8.05% been changed? Why it is still one of the best fixed income investments
The Reserve Bank of India has maintained the Floating Rate Savings Bond interest rate at 8.05% following the Finance Ministry's decision to keep the National Savings Certificate rate at 7.7%. This bond offers a 0.35% premium over the NSC, providing a competitive return compared to many small savings schemes and bank fixed deposits.
Source articleRBI Floating Rate Savings Bond maintains 8.05% rate as NSC stays at 7.7%, offering 35bps premium, competing with bank FDs and small savings schemes.
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