At IOB, our objective is to give you the best, which includes the best interest rates. The rates of interest are calculated using various parameters depending on the account, scheme or facility used. Find out more about our interest rates from the table below.

Domestic and NRO Savings Bank Deposits : 3.50% p.a. (effective from 1.3.2003)
NRE Savings Bank Deposits : 3.50% (w.e.f. 18.11.2005)

Domestic & NRO Term Deposits effective from 16.08.08

Period of deposit

up to Rs.25 lakh

 7 days to 14 days (Applicable for deposits of Rs.1.00 lakh and above)

3.50

15 days to 29 days

5.00

30 days to 45 days

5.50

46 days to 60 days

6.00

61 days to 90 days

6.50

91 days to 180 days

6.50

181 days to 270 days

7.00

271 days to less than 1year

8.25

1 year to less than 2 years

9.75

2 years to 3 years

9.75

Above 3 years to less than 5 years

9.50

5 years and above

9.25

Customers are requested to contact the nearest IOB branch for the interest rate for the deposits of more than Rs. 25 lakhs.

IOB-Tax Saver Deposit (under section 80C of I.T. Act) 5years to 10 years : 9.00%
(Premature closure and Loan not allowed before completion of 5 years)

Additional interest on deposits of Resident Senior Citizen (those who have completed 60 years of age) accepted for a minimum amount of Rs. 5,000/- for a minimum period of 15 days to a maximum period of 10 years

Additional interest 0.75% over the rates in the above schedule for deposits up to a maximum of Rs.25 lakh in the aggregate held in the name of the Senior Citizen in the same branch or different branches. For deposits over and above Rs.25 lakh the card rates only will apply.

 

 

NRE    Deposits: Click Here

 

 

FCNR(B) / RFC Deposits: Click Here

Foreclosure Charges:

Domestic Deposits

NRE

Deposits up to and inclusive of Rs.5 lakh – no foreclosure charges. Applicable interest rate according to period run is payable.

Deposits over Rs.5 lakh - 1% less than the applicable interest rate for the period run is payable.
(on premature closure, additional interest for large deposits of Rs.15 lakh and above, if any, and for senior citizens' deposits (over Rs.5 lakh) are not payable)

Deposits for any amount:1% less than the applicable interest for the period run is payable

(on premature closure additional interest for large deposits of Rs.15 lakh and above, if any, are not payable)

Renewal of Overdue Deposits (for Domestic, NRO and NRE term deposits)
Overdue period up to and inclusive of 14 days - Deposit can be renewed from maturity date and the interest rate will be appropriate rate on the date of maturity. The deposit should be renewed further at least for the minimum period for which such deposits are accepted.
Overdue period is more than 14 days - Interest for the overdue period is paid separately at simple rate prevailing on the date of deposit or renewal whichever is lower applicable for the period of overdue. The deposit amount should be placed as fresh deposit at least for the minimum period for which such deposits are accepted.
If an overdue deposit renewed after paying the interest for the overdue period is closed before completing the minimum period for which such deposits are accepted, no interest is paid on the deposit and the interest paid for the overdue period is also recovered.






Interest rates and Effective Annualised Return for various term deposit maturities

 

For domestic deposits up to Rs.25 lakh where interest is compounded quarterly

Period of Deposit

Normal Interest rate % p.a.

Effective annualised return

 

 

6 months

6.50

6.55

 

 

12 months

9.75

10.11

 

 

24 months

9.75

10.62

 

 

36 months

9.75

11.19

 

 

48 months

9.50

11.40

 

 

60 months

9.50

11.98

 

 

120 months

9.25

14.95

 

 





Interest rates and Effective Annualised Return for maturities from 6 months to 10 years up to Rs.25 lakh Where the interest is paid monthly at discounted rates

Interest rate % p.a.

Effective Annualised Return % p.a.

6.00

5.97

6.50

6.46

8.25

8.19

9.00

8.93

9.25

9.17

9.50

9.42

9.75

9.67


While all efforts have been made to update the information, constituents are requested to contact the branches for firm rates.

Updated on 16 August 2008