Updated 08 Dec 2023
Even though fixed deposits (FDs) are trustworthy financial safeguards, there are times when it becomes necessary to retrieve the money before it matures. Breaking an FD becomes a sensible choice in an unanticipated emergency, a rich investment opportunity, or any other compelling need.
This manual will help you through the steps and things to consider when prematurely terminating an FD with Federal Bank. With this knowledge, you can make sure the procedure is quick and as inexpensive as feasible. Let's review the nuances of breaking an FD with a Federal Bank and the best strategies.
Using Online Banking
Via Mobile App
In-Person at the Branch
Via Phone Service
Will the interest rate change if I close my FD prematurely?
When you break an FD prematurely, you may receive an interest rate that's lower than the original rate offered at the time of booking.
Do I need to submit the original FD receipt when closing the FD?
Typically, when breaking an FD at a branch, you might be asked to provide the original FD receipt.
How quickly will I receive the funds after closing the FD?
Once the FD is broken, the funds usually get credited to the linked bank account immediately or within a few hours.
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