Shriram Finance to revise interest rates on fixed deposits from June 26
Shriram Finance Ltd
, the flagship company of the diversified conglomerate Shriram Group, would revise its
interest rates
on
fixed deposits
with effect from June 26, the company said on Wednesday.
As per the revised structure,
senior citizens
(aged 60 years and above at the time of deposit or renewal) would be eligible for an additional interest of 0.50 per cent per annum while
women depositors
would receive an additional 0.05 per cent per annum on fixed deposits.
For deposits of 12 months, the existing rate of 7.65 per cent would be revised to 7.35 per cent while for deposits made through digital mode for a period of 15 months would be revised to 7.50 per cent from the current 7.90 per cent, Shriram Finance said in a company statement on Wednesday.
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For 18 months, the interest rates would be revised to 7.40 per cent (current 7.80 per cent), 24 months 7.50 per cent from the existing 7.90 per cent.
Interest rates would be revised to 8 per cent (from the existing 8.40 per cent) on deposits with a tenure of 36, 50 and 60 months, respectively.
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Shriram Finance
said the interest rates on
Fixed Investment Plans
(FIPs) which are available via the 'Shriram One' mobile application and website would also be revised from June 26, 2025.
Shriram Finance
Ltd currently has a pan India presence of 3,220 branches and an employee base of 79,872. It serves about 95.56 lakh customers, it said.
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