Calculate interest payouts, estimate final maturity amounts of your monthly bank RD plans compounded quarterly.
Compounded quarterly as per Indian banking rules.
| Period | Invested Amount (₹) | Interest Earned (₹) | Maturity Corpus (₹) |
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The mathematics behind systematic quarterly compounding interest on savings.
A Recurring Deposit is a specialized banking product offered in India that allows you to save a fixed amount regularly every month for a pre-defined tenure. The interest rate matches Fixed Deposit rates but does not require massive upfront capital.
Interest on RD is compounding quarterly in India. This means that deposits made in the early months accumulate interest longer, compounding four times a year. Under Indian Tax laws, RD interest earned is taxable under "Income from Other Sources". TDS of 10% is applicable if the total interest across all RDs and FDs in the bank exceeds ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens) in a fiscal year.
Banks usually charge a small penalty (e.g. ₹1.50 or ₹2.00 per ₹100 of the monthly deposit) for delayed payments. If you miss consecutive payments for multiple months, the bank may close your RD account prematurely and apply standard savings interest rates.
Yes. Most banks offer overdraft or loan facilities against your accrued RD balance. You can generally borrow up to 90% of your deposit amount at an interest rate that is 1% to 2% higher than the RD interest rate.
The minimum tenure for a bank RD in India is **6 months**, and the maximum tenure can go up to **10 years** (120 months) in multiples of 3 months.