Mahindra Finance is one of India’s leading NBFCs providing fixed deposits with attractive interest rates of up to 8.05% p.a.. As a senior citizen investor, you also enjoy a 0.25% interest rate hike over the prevailing Mahindra Finance Fixed Deposit rates.
As safe investment avenues, fixed deposits are one of the most popular options. Not only do fixed deposits offer capital protection, but also assured and attractive returns. By investing in a fixed deposit, you can access both security and stability.
This is because Mahindra Finance Fixed Deposit has been rated AAA by CRISIL and India Ratings. Thanks to the hassle-free process and minimal documentation, booking an FD online is very easy.
Apart from enjoying attractive interest rates, you can assess your interest earnings with the Mahindra Finance Fixed Deposit calculator.
Enter your investment amount and tenor on the Mahindra Finance FD Calculator to determine your approximate returns instantly. The Mahindra Finance fixed deposit calculator thus makes investing simple and effective.
The type of FD that you choose also has a significant impact on how your money grows. For example, a cumulative FD can offer higher rates of returns as it takes full advantage of the power of compounding.
If you opt for a non-cumulative FD, your returns may be lower, but you can get regular interest payouts.
Using the Mahindra Finance FD calculator helps you assess your returns across tenors and at varying interest rates with ease. By comparing your earnings this way, you can make smarter decisions about your FD investment.
See the table below to understand the yield of an FD investment of ₹2 Lakhs for various tenors at applicable Mahindra Finance FD rates for non-senior citizens.
Tenor (in months) |
Applicable interest rates (p.a.) |
Interest earnings (Returns) |
Maturity amount |
12 |
7.40% |
₹14,800 |
₹2,14,800 |
24 |
7.75% |
₹32,201 |
₹2,32,201 |
60 |
8.05% |
₹94,546 |
₹2,94,546 |
Now consider the same example of ₹2 Lakhs assuming that you are a senior citizen investor. Keep in mind that senior citizens get 0.25% higher than the regular rates.
Tenor (in months) |
Applicable interest rates (p.a.) |
Interest earnings (Returns) |
Maturity amount |
12 |
7.65% |
₹15,300 |
₹2,15,300 |
24 |
8.00% |
₹33,280 |
₹2,33,280 |
60 |
8.30% |
₹97,970 |
₹2,97,970 |
From the calculations above, it is clear that you can easily compare your returns across tenors with the help of the Mahindra Finance fixed deposit calculator.
The Mahindra Finance fixed deposit calculator is easy to use to compute the returns on your FD investment. Follow these steps to get started.
Step 1: Enter your preferred deposit amount
Step 2: Enter the relevant interest rate
Step 3: Choose an FD tenor as per your requirements
Once you enter all the respective fields, the maturity amount and the interest payouts are instantly and accurately displayed on your screen. You can tweak the deposit amount, interest rate and tenor to reach the right combination that best suits your needs.
You can also calculate your maturity amount manually using the simple and compound interest formula as follows.
Simple interest is a way of calculating FD interest based on the principal sum. It can be computed daily, monthly, or annually.
SI= PA*r*T
Where,
PA= Principal amount
r = rate of interest
T= period
For example, consider an FD investment of ₹10,000 for 3 years at an interest rate of 10% p.a. The calculation is as follows:
SI= PA*r*T
SI=10,000*10*3/100
SI=3,000
Amount due upon maturity of the three-year deposit: ₹13,000
Compound interest is a technique whereby the interest amount is added cumulatively to the principal sum and the interest accrued from earlier periods.
CI (Final Amount) = PA (1+ r/100) nt
Where,
PA = Primary principal balance
r = the interest rate
n = the unit of interest cycles that are counted
t = time intervals
Like before, consider an FD investment of ₹10,000 for a tenor of 3 years that compounds quarterly with the 10% rate of interest. You can calculate in the following way:
CI (Final Amount) = PA (1+ r/100) ^3
PA= 10,000 {1 + (0.1)} ^ (3)}
PA= 10,000 (1+0.1) ^ (3)
10,000 (1.1) ^ (3) = ₹13,310 (approximately)
We know that,
Compound Interest (CI) = Maturity sum amount- Principal sum amount
CI = ₹13,310 - ₹10,000
CI = ₹3,310
Amount due upon maturity of the three-year deposit: ₹13,310
As you can see, calculating your interest payout and maturity amount manually requires you to be precise. One wrong step and your analysis can go wrong, which could adversely affect your investment decision.
To avoid mistakes, calculate the return on your FD and your maturity amount using the Mahindra Finance FD Calculator. Access it with ease, as many times as you want, on Bajaj Markets.
Utilise the Mahindra Finance fixed deposit calculator to understand how your savings will grow. Here is a table that estimates how your Mahindra Finance FD will grow over a set timeline.
Here, the interest rate of Mahindra Finance FD is assumed as 7.40% p.a. for non-senior citizens and 7.65% p.a. for senior citizens. The investment amount is chosen as ₹1 Lakh over 5 years.
Tenor (in years) |
Interest Earned by Non-Senior Citizens (%p.a.) |
Maturity Amount for Non-Senior Citizens |
Interest Earned by Senior Citizens (%p.a.) |
Maturity Amount for Senior Citizens |
1st year |
₹7,400 |
₹1,07,400 |
₹7,650 |
₹1,07,650 |
2nd year |
₹8,701 |
₹1,16,101 |
₹8,990 |
₹1,16,640 |
3rd year |
₹10,045 |
₹1,26,146 |
₹10,384 |
₹1,27,024 |
4th year |
₹10,155 |
₹1,36,301 |
₹10,543 |
₹1,37,567 |
5th year |
₹10,972 |
₹1,47,273 |
₹11,418 |
₹1,48,985 |
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You can use the Mahindra Finance FD Calculator to calculate your maturity amount.
Yes, the minimum deposit amount for a Mahindra Finance FD is ₹5000. Hence, the minimum input amount is ₹5000.
You need to enter your deposit amount, tenor and interest rate to arrive at an exact calculation of your maturity amount and interest earnings.
Factors such as deposit amount, tenor, interest rate and the chosen FD type can impact your maturity amount calculation.