Ten banks, including Punjab National Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, Bandhan Bank, CSB Bank, IDFC First Bank, Karnataka Bank, Kotak Bank, IndusInd Bank, Shivalik Small Finance Bank, and Jana Small Finance Bank, revised their repo rate during the week ended on May 3, 2025. With the ease of inflation and other economic factors, experts believe the benchmark repo rate will go down further this year and suggest lock-in fixed deposits (FDs) according to the requirement of one’s portfolio. Here are the interest rates of these banks for senior citizens.
Punjab National Bank
The bank revised its FD rates again within a month. After revising the rates on May 1, 2025, it offers seniors a maximum of 7.60 per cent for 390 days of tenure. The rates of interest for other tenures are:
7.20 per cent for one year
7.30 per cent for one year to 389 days
7.60 per cent for 390 days
7.30 per cent for 391 days to 505 days
7.20 per cent for 506 days
7.30 per cent for 507 days to two year
7.25 per cent for more than two years to three years
6.75 per cent for more than three years to 1203 days
6.65 per cent for 1204 days
6.75 per cent for 1205 days to five years
6.80 per cent for more than five years to 1894 days
6.65 per cent for 1895 days
6.80 per cent for 1896 days to 10 years
For super seniors the rates are 0.30 per cent (30 basis points) higher than these rates for tenures up to five years. Beyond five years, both senior and super seniors receive the same rates with the bank.
Bank Of Maharashtra (BOM)
It revised the rates on May 1, 2025. The revised rates are:
6.75 per cent for 365 days
6.50 per cent for various tenures from above one year to 10 years
For special FDs, the bank has reduced the rates and provides:
6.90 per cent for 200 days
7.25 per cent for 366 days
7.20 per cent for 555 days
6.50 per cent for 1777 days
Seniors can avail an additional 50 per cent (50 basis points) above these rates for all FD tenure of 91 days and above for FDs up to Rs 5 crore.