Updated 08 Dec 2023
When life throws unforeseen financial challenges, having the flexibility to liquidate assets becomes crucial. Though heralded for their stability, fixed Deposits sometimes need to be broken prematurely. Understanding the process is paramount if you've parked your funds with Karur Vysya Bank and are considering breaking your FD.
With varied policies and potential penalties, making informed decisions can save time and money. This blog is designed to guide you through the nuances of prematurely breaking an FD at Karur Vysya Bank. Read on to equip yourself with the know-how for a seamless financial manoeuvre.
Step 1: Complete the account termination form/FD release form
Step 2: Include your KYC documents
Step 3: Present your Fixed Deposit Certificate or Receipt
Will I still earn interest if I close my FD early?
You will earn interest, but it is usually at a reduced rate compared to the originally agreed rate.
Can I close my FD online?
Many banks offer online services to break FDs. Check with your bank's online portal or mobile app.
How long does it take to get my money after closing the FD?
Usually, the funds become available immediately after breaking the FD, but it might take a few hours to a few days based on the bank's procedure.
Do I need to submit any documents when closing the FD?
Generally, if you're breaking the FD in person, you might need to submit the FD receipt or certificate. Online procedures might not require physical documents.
Are there any tax implications for closing an FD?
The interest earned on the FD is taxable. However, breaking the FD doesn't introduce new taxes. Still, TDS may be applicable if you earn interest above a certain threshold in a financial year.
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