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₹1 Lakh FD with Union Bank of India

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 05/03/2026 2:41 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 05/03/2026
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Public sector lender Union Bank of India is offering attractive interest rates on its fixed deposit (FD) schemes, making it a good option for people looking for safe and stable returns.

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444-Day FD Scheme Offers Higher InterestHow Much You Can Earn on a ₹1 Lakh FDWhy FDs Remain a Popular Choice

The bank currently offers interest rates ranging from 2.75% to 7.35%, depending on the deposit tenure and the customer category.

Customers can open an FD with the bank for a minimum period of 7 days and a maximum tenure of up to 10 years.

One of the most talked-about offers is the bank’s special 444-day FD scheme, which provides some of the highest returns among its deposit options.

444-Day FD Scheme Offers Higher Interest

The bank’s 444-day special FD scheme offers higher interest rates compared to many other tenures.

Under this scheme:

General citizens receive 6.60% interest

Senior citizens receive 7.10% interest

Very senior citizens (above 80 years) receive 7.35% interest

Apart from this special scheme, the bank also offers competitive returns on long-term deposits.

For FD tenures ranging from 3 years to 10 years, the interest rates are:

6.00% for general citizens

6.50% for senior citizens

6.75% for very senior citizens

How Much You Can Earn on a ₹1 Lakh FD

If you deposit ₹1 lakh in a 5-year FD with Union Bank of India, the maturity amount depends on your age category.

General citizens:

A ₹1 lakh deposit will grow to ₹1,34,686, earning ₹34,686 as interest.

Senior citizens:

The same deposit will grow to ₹1,38,042, earning ₹38,042 as interest.

Very senior citizens (above 80 years):

The maturity amount becomes ₹1,39,750, giving a total interest of ₹39,750.

Why FDs Remain a Popular Choice

Fixed deposits continue to be a preferred investment option for many people because they offer stable and guaranteed returns.

Government-owned banks like Union Bank of India are also considered relatively safe for conservative investors.

For people who want to invest a small amount and still earn predictable returns, schemes like the 444-day FD or 5-year FD can be a practical option.

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