NSC vs tax-saving FD: All you need to know about returns, lock-in periods and tax benefits | Mint
While both National Savings Certificates and tax-saving FDs share a standard five-year tenure, they differ significantly in compounding frequency, interest rates, and overall structures. Indian investors seeking reliable, fixed returns alongside tax relief frequently turn to two main instruments: National Savings Certificates (NSC), distributed through post offices, and five-year tax-saver fixed deposits (FDs) offered by commercial banks specifically for senior…
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