Savings Account

Savings Accounts with High-interest Rates

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Jun 20, 2022
Savings Accounts with High-interest Rates

Typically, Saving Accounts in mainstream banks offer up to a 3.5% interest rate on the daily balance. However, small finance banks are known for breaking this age-old trend and offering high interest rate. For instance, India's leading scheduled commercial bank, AU Small Finance Bank, offers higher interest rate on a Regular Savings Account. It is a high-interest rate Saving Account with Monthly Interest Payouts.

Here's everything you should know about these new-age Savings Accounts:

 

Savings Account Features and Benefits

Here are some of the top features and benefits of a Savings Account with a high interest rate.

  • High-interest Rate- You can earn up to higher interest on the funds you deposit in your Savings Account.
  • Instant Access Anywhere, Anytime- Customers can access the funds available in their Savings Account as and when required. You can withdraw or transfer funds by visiting the Bank Branch or through an ATM Debit Card, NetBanking, or App Banking.
  • Paperless Banking- Nowadays, you can access banking facilities anytime, anywhere. For instance, AU Small Finance Bank offers a Digital Savings Account that can be accessed through AU 0101 App / AU 0101 NetBanking.
  • Access Financial Products and Services- A Savings Bank Account is your gateway to a wide range of financial products and services, including Bank Lockers, FDs, Mutual Funds, Insurance, Demat Account, and more.
 

How are the Savings Account Interest Rates Calculated?

As per the RBI regulations, banks must calculate interest on Savings Accounts on the daily closing balance.

Here is the formula used by the banks for calculating interest on a Savings Account-

Monthly Interest= Daily Balance x Number of Days in the Month x Interest/ Total Days in the Year
 

TDS on Savings Account Interest

The interest generated from a Savings Account is taxable and should be declared in the tax returns under "Income from Other Sources." Unlike Fixed Deposits (FD), banks do not deduct TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on the interest earned from a Savings Account.

Also, under Section 80TTA of the IT Act, interest income of up to INR 10,000 from Savings Account in a financial year is tax-deductible. Any interest income above the threshold of INR 10,000 is added to the taxpayer's taxable income and is taxed as per the income tax slab.

 

AU Small Finance Bank High-interest Rate Savings Account

As one of the leading scheduled commercial banks in the country, we offer one of the best interest savings rates along with a host of exciting features. With high interest rate and a Monthly Interest Payout option, the AU Savings Account is a convenient and hassle-free product to generate extra income.

Currently, you can choose from the following Savings Account options by us:

Type of Savings Account
Average Monthly Balance
Special Benefit
Suited for
Zero
Instant Account Opening Online
Individuals
INR 5,000/INR 2,000
Auto Upgrade
Individuals
AU Salary Account
Zero
Higher Insurance
Salaried Professionals
Zero
Customized Solution & Support
Institutions
Zero
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Exclusive Discounts
Senior Citizens
INR 5000/INR 2,000
Family Banking
Women
Zero
Insurance Benefits
Children
INR 5,000
Low Forex Charges
NRIs and PIOs
AU Student Account
Zero
Multiple Insurance Benefits
Students
AU ABHI Account
Zero
Easy Application
Individuals
Zero
Easy Application
Individuals
 

Earn an Additional Monthly Income with a High-interest Savings Account

A high-interest Savings Account is an excellent way to generate risk-free returns on your savings. With AU Small Finance Bank offering high interest, take advantage of this user-friendly product to add more stability to your everyday finances.

With AU Small Finance Bank -

You can open an AU Savings Account online using our Video Banking feature.

Contact your nearest AU Small Finance Bank Branch.

Call our customer care at 1800-1200-1200

Download AU 0101 App

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