IOB hiked deposit rates, Central Bank reduces rates of loan for doctors, revise deposit rates
On Monday Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) has revised its deposits interest rate. The revised rates will be effective from March 15. As per revised rates for deposits of less than Rs 1 crore for tenure of 270 days and less than one year, the rate has been fixed at 6%, while for one year to less than five years at 6.75% and five years and above at 7.25%. And for a deposits of Rs 1 crore and above for a period of one year and above, the rate has been fixed at 6.5%.
Another bank Central Bank of India, a state-owned lender is offering loans to doctors at low interest rate. Bank has reduced interest rates on loans by 150 basis points for doctors for purchase of equipment and 100 basis points for construction of nursing home/ clinic/clinic cum residence (from 12% to 10.5 % for purchase of equipment and from 13 % to 11% construction of nursing home/ clinic/clinic cum residence.)
The bank has also announced wavier of the processing fee for its direct housing finance scheme, personal loan to corporate and non-corporate employees, Cent Jewel, teachers’ loan, Cent Vyapari, Cent Swabhiman plus until the end of the month.
The bank has also hiked its deposit rates on domestic term deposits from 25 basis points to 150 basis points on the deposits of Rs 15 lakh and above. The revised rates will be effective from Monday. The interest rate on domestic term deposits above Rs 15 lakh, but less than Rs 1 crore has been revised to 6.5% (6.25%) for the period one year to less than two years has been revised to 6.75% (6.5%) for two to less than three years and to 7% (6.5%) for three to less than five years.
