₹10 Lakh FD Interest for 1 Year (April 2024)
If you are looking for a safe investment option with a higher interest rate, a Fixed Deposit is the right option for you. Banks and other FD providers offer FDs at a competitive interest rate. Therefore, checking FD rates by different FD providers is crucial for smart investment.
Let us take a look at how the interests of an FD investment work with an example:
Suppose you invest in FD with Utkarsh Small Finance Bank today to earn from ₹10 lakh FD interest for 1 year. Upon maturity, your accumulated interest will be ₹82,432.16 at 8%. Therefore, your maturity amount on this FD will be ₹10,82,432.
For a fixed deposit on this lump sum amount, the return is quite impressive. With Stable Money, you can explore various fixed deposit options from a selection of banks and NBFCs.
Now, let’s compare such a lump sum investment in FD with the return from a non-partner bank of Stable Money. Suppose you invest ₹10 lakh in the FD scheme by HDFC Bank. At a 6.60% return, after 1 year, your accumulated interest will be ₹67,652. Your total matured amount will be ₹1,67,652 upon maturity.
₹10 Lakh FD Interest for 1 Year by Banks and NBFCs in 2025
Banks and NBFCs offer a competitive interest rate against your FDs, and you might get confused about which one to choose. Find the updated interest rates by popular banks and NBFCs in 2025 in the table below:
Top FD providers | Highest Returns for Regular Customers | Highest Received Interest Upon Maturity | Total Received Amount Upon Maturity | Highest Returns for Senior Citizens | Highest Received Interest Upon Maturity | Total Received Amount Upon Maturity |
Shriram Finance Limited | 7.59% | ₹78,596.84 | ₹10,78,596.84 | 8.09% | ₹83,968.15 | ₹10,83,968.15 |
Bajaj Finance Limited | 7.4% | ₹74,000 | ₹10,74,000 | 7.65% | ₹76,500 | ₹10,76,500 |
Shivalik SF Bank | 6% | ₹61,363.55 | ₹10,61,363.55 | 6.5% | ₹66,601.61 | ₹10,66,601 |
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank | 8% | ₹82,432.16 | ₹10,82,432 | 8.6% | ₹88,813.47 | ₹10,88,813.47 |
HDFC Bank | 6.60% | ₹67,652 | ₹10,67,652 | 7.10% | ₹72,913 | ₹10,72,913 |
SBI | 6.80% | ₹69753 | ₹10,69,753 | 7.30% | ₹75022 | ₹10,75,022 |
Calculating monthly interest for a ₹10 lakh FD is made easy with our in-app FD calculator for every bank before investing in FDs with Stable Money. Also, our app has comprehensive FD charts for every bank so that you can easily compare them with other FD providers.
TDS on ₹10 Lakh Fixed Deposit for 1 year
You become liable for income taxes when your income exceeds a certain threshold limit. As FDs are also a type of income, you need to pay a TDS if your income due to FD interests exceeds the threshold. Here is a detailed description of TDS applicability on FDs you should know before earning from a ₹10 lakh FD interest for 1 year:
- If your total earned interest from all FDs is less than ₹40,000 in a year, you do not need to pay TDS.
- Senior citizens enjoy a higher threshold and FD returns from senior citizens are tax-exempt up to ₹50,000.
- When you cross the above-mentioned threshold and become liable for taxes on FD interest earnings, you need to pay 10% TDS on your excess earnings.
- You need to pay 20% TDS on your income, if you do not provide your PAN details.
Penalty on Breaking Your FDs Before Maturity
Banks, NBFCs and other FD providers can impose a penalty that can reduce your potential earnings. Most FD providers have a lock-in period- before which breaking an FD results in penalty charges.
They impose up to 1% as a penalty charge on your FD interest if you break an FD prematurely.
However, if you invest with Stable Money in FDs, you do not need to pay penalty charges. Most partner banks and NBFCs are offering penalty-free withdrawals after a lock-in period of only 7 days.
Key Considerations to Keep in Mind Before Investing in FDs
Here are some key points you need to understand before you invest and earn from a ₹10 lakh FD interest for 1 year:
- Adding Nominees
Fixed Deposits come with an option to add nominees. Upon the unexpected demise of an FD account holder, a registered nominee can withdraw FD amounts upon maturity.
Therefore, it is essential to add a nominee—such as a parent, spouse, sibling, or another loved one—to ensure your family's future is secured.
- Know the Premature Withdrawal Norm
Unexpected financial urgencies can appear from nowhere. You might need to break your FDs in such scenarios. Hence, you should be aware of the premature clauses of your FD provider.
Premature FD withdrawal clauses might vary between FD providers, and some allow withdrawal without penalties. For example, most of Stable Money's partnered FD providers do not impose a penalty on a premature withdrawal. You can prematurely withdraw FD after 7 days.
- Ask for an FD-Backed Loan
Instead of breaking your FD, you can opt for a loan against your FDs. Banks and NBFCs will sanction a loan by keeping your FDs as collateral.
This way, you can get a loan of up to 95% of your capital investment in FDs. Compared to breaking an FD, this can be a more effective solution for financial needs.
- Submit Form 15G or 15H
If your interest earnings from Fixed Deposits (FDs) do not exceed ₹40,000 (or ₹50,000 for senior citizens), you can submit Form 15G or 15H to ensure no Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is applied. Regular citizens can submit Form 15G, while senior citizens are required to submit Form 15H for self-declaration.
You can earn up to a 8.40% interest rate from a ₹10 lakh FD interest for 1 year with Suryoday SF bank at Stable Money. Download our Stable Money app today and start your investment journey or visit our website for more information!

