IDBI Bank Fixed Deposit (FD) Interest Calculator

How does the IDBI Bank FD Calculator work?

Using these just needs to give a few details to know the return amount on the deposit. The details might include the principal amount, tenure period, and he/she should be aware of the interest rates offered. It is calculated using a formula:

A=P (1+r/n)^n*t

A-Maturity amount

P-Principal amount or sum of investment

R-Interest rate per year

N-Number of times the interest applied is compounded

T-Maturity period

IDBI Fixed Deposit calculator uses the same formula, but it saves time using this, and there is little scope of error in calculation.

Many factors affect the returns on an amount deposited:

Term of investment-Choosing the correct maturity term is significant to yield more interest. IDBI Fixed Deposits are beneficial both short-term and long-term, but since the compound rate of interest calculation is applied here; it is more beneficial for long-term investments.

Principal amount -If the amount invested is maximized, it can achieve more returns.

Interest rate-If the principal amount and tenure period are kept constant; the interest rate will determine the return amount. The more the interest rate, the more will be the return amount. IDBI Bank FD Calculator helps compare different interest rates.

Interest Compounding Frequency-This is the frequency at which interest is compounded. It can be monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly. The more the compounding frequency, the more the investor earns on the deposit.

TDS Applicability and TDS Rate-(Tax Deducted at Source) is how the bank deducts from the interest income and remits it to the central government. It is set at an average of 10%.

Simple Interest vs. Compound Interest

With simple interest, the interest is only earned on the principal amount, whereas with compound interest, the interest is earned on the principal and the interest.

Simple interest is calculated by the formula:

SI= (P*r*t)/100

Where:

P- Principal amount

r- Rate of interest

t- Time period

In compound interest, you earn interest on the principal amount, and you earn interest in interest. But one should make sure the interest rate is reasonable and see how many times interest will apply on interest in a year; that is, the number of times interest is compounded.

Compound interest is calculated by:

For example, the bank offers 8% per annum for a five-year deposit, and the interest is compounded annually. And if the amount invested is Rs. 10,000

Year 1

10,000*8*1/100=Rs.800

This is added to the principal amount, which makes it Rs.10, 800.

Year 2

You will earn interest on Rs.10, 800

10,800*8*1/100=Rs.864

This is again added back, which makes it Rs.11, 644.

The formula is:

CI=P {(1+i/100)n-1}

Where P-Principal amount

N-Number of years

I-Interest rate

How to use the IDBI Bank FD Calculator?

One has to enter a few basic details, and the calculator does the job.

• Customer type-new/ existing customer/senior citizen.
• Type of fixed deposit- cumulative or non-cumulative.
• Amount to be invested.
• Tenure period.
• This fixed deposit calculator helps you compare the different returns one can get on the same investment amount from different banks.

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Factors affecting FD Rate of Interest

There are a few other factors that might affect the rate of interest that is beyond the control of the investor.

• Recession-This causes the economy to slow down. So the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) increases the supply of money in the market, which subsequently lowers the interest rate on cash deposits.
• Inflation- This leads to a decrease in the value of the currency or rupee and the purchasing power. In this case, to compensate for the losses the bankcollects more cash by increasing the interest rate.
• Reserve Bank of India (RBI)- It is the central authority of India that regulates all the monetary policies across the country. This body exercises maximum control and keeps a record of the flow of funds in the country. The regulations released by this have an impact on interest rates.

Advantages of using IDBI Bank FD Calculator

• One can know the amount that has to be invested in getting the desired amount as the outcome.
• The IDBI Fixed Deposit Calculator helps in considering all the factors before deciding to invest.
• They help in determining profitability.
• Manual calculations can be time-consuming, and there is always a chance of error. This eliminates the possibility of error and is accurate, and saves time.
• IDBI FD Calculator can be used to compare different interest rates and tenure periods.
• No processing or calculating fee charged. It is absolutely free of cost.
• A loan can be taken against an existing Fixed Deposit.
• Zeroing-in of cumbersome calculations of multiple investments, tenure, and interest rates.
• The IDBI FD calculator calculates the wealth gained and the amount at the end of maturity.
• It provides a downloadable report.
• One can also use the IDBI FD calculator to determine wealth gained through other investment opportunities with the same interest rate.

How can IDBI Bank FD Calculator help?

IDBI Bank is one of the leading financial institutions in the country, and their fixed deposits are one of the most convenient means to deposit your excess funds and generate interest. However, the consumer needs to be aware of the interest rates offered by the bank. It is different for general citizens and senior citizens. They offer an interest rate of 5.10% for general citizens and 5.60% for senior citizens over one year. Senior citizens are given an extra 0.5% interest per year. The IDBI FD calculator helps calculate the interest that will be generated even before investing. What should be kept in mind is to check the table of interest rates with the bank. Fixed deposits are all about minimizing risk and guaranteed returns.

In a Nutshell

With the use of the IDBI FD calculator, one can determine the profit they can earn on a given investment and calculate how much they should invest in getting a particular amount and in how much time they will receive that. If one wants to double the funds, this calculator will give the period to double the funds. It will calculate the tax deductions also and give the desired result. Since a Fixed Deposit is a safe investment, it is even better to go for it with premeditated calculations, thus eliminating all risks.

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