Fixed Deposit Rates
>> Friday, November 5, 2010
ICICI Bank is offering amazing FD rates.
1 year: 1.45%
2 year: 1.85%
3 year: 2.15%
Source
Effective 22 Oct 2010.
ICICI Bank is offering amazing FD rates.
1 year: 1.45%
2 year: 1.85%
3 year: 2.15%
Source
Effective 22 Oct 2010.
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4 comments:
Still not good enough to beat inflation rates. ;)
Being in cash is a bad idea in the current inflationary environment. ;p
I agree with u ak.
There are some who can't sleep if invested in anything else. So at least it is important for them to look for the best fd rates.
As well as your own emergency cash on hand. :)
Hmmm
Cannot hold cash....
Cannot buy property since all the goverments are hawkish and planning to implement property cooling measures if market too hot.....
Where else can money go?
Stock markets lah....then a new bubble again in late 2011-2012
so far never heard of cooling measures in stock markets
the rates are pretty good. by the way, are FDs insured? and only up to SGD20,000? - D_M
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