Corporate FDs typically offer higher interest rates compared to traditional bank FDs, making them an attractive investment option.
Investors commit funds for a predetermined period, known as the tenure. The interest rate remains constant throughout the investment duration.
Investors can choose between monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annual interest payout options, providing flexibility based on cash flow requirements.
Corporate FDs are assigned credit ratings by agencies, indicating the issuer's financial stability. Investors can assess risk based on these ratings.
The elevated interest rates make corporate FDs a lucrative option for investors seeking higher returns than traditional savings instruments.
Investors can diversify their portfolio by including corporate FDs, balancing risk and return across various investment avenues.
Choose interest payout frequency to align with financial goals, ensuring a regular income stream for investors.
Credit ratings assist investors in evaluating the financial health of the issuing company, aiding in informed investment decisions.
Corporate FDs offer a predictable income stream, making them suitable for risk-averse investors looking for stable returns.
Interest is compounded and paid at maturity. Ideal for investors looking for capital appreciation over time.
Interest is paid regularly, providing a steady income stream. Suited for those seeking periodic cash inflows.
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