Bank of Baroda Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit

Bank of Baroda has been catering to the financial needs of customers, across the country, for over a century now. With the Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit scheme offered by Bank of Baroda, customers can enjoy an increasing interest rate with longer deposit tenures.

With compound interest applied to the principal amount, savings grow faster.  

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Eligibility Criteria for Bank of Baroda’s Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit

Individuals who wish to open an account under Bank of Baroda’s Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit scheme should fulfil the following eligibility criteria:

  1. Should be a resident of India having valid identity proofs
  2. The individual should carry valid age proof to avail senior citizen benefits
  3. A minimum of Rs. 1000 should be invested

Features of Bank of Baroda Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit

Account Type 

Single 

Amount 

Min – Rs 1000Max – Rs 5 lakh 

Rate of Interest 

Min – 6.50% per annumIn case of senior citizens, additional 0.50% per annum 

Period/Tenure 

Min – 12 monthsMax – 120 months 

TDS 

Interest rates are subject to TDS. TDS should be paid as per rules laid down by the Income Tax Department 

Nomination 

Yes 

Bank of Baroda Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit Interest Rate

Tenure 

Rate of Interest for General Public 

Rate of Interest for Senior Citizens 

1 year 

6.85% p.a. 

7.35% p.a. 

399 Days (bob Monsoon Dhamaka Plus Deposit Scheme) 

7.30% p.a. 

7.80% p.a. 

Above 1 year to 400 days (Except 399 days) 

7.00% p.a. 

7.50% p.a. 

Above 400 days and up to 2 years 

7.00% p.a. 

7.50% p.a. 

Above 2 years and up to 3 years 

7.15% p.a. 

7.65% p.a. 

Above 3 years and up to 5 years 

6.50% p.a. 

7.15% p.a. 

Above 5 years and up to 10 years 

6.50% p.a. 

7.50% p.a. 

Note: The interest rates offered by Bank of Baroda are linked to their base rate and are liable to change at their sole discretion. The above mentioned rates for applied as of 5 September 2024 .

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Required Documents for Bank of Baroda Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit

In order to open a monthly savings deposit account, the customer will have to provide the following documents in order to be eligible:

  1. Passport size photograph
  2. Proof of residence
  3. Introductory letter according to the bank’s regulations

FAQs on Bank of Baroda Regular Income cum Recurring Deposit

  • How much amount is allowed to be withdrawn?

    The customer can withdraw a maximum of 95% of the amount. There are no formalities as concerns with overdrafts or withdrawals, making it easier for withdrawing the money as per the customer’s requirement.

  • Can premature withdrawals be done under this scheme?

    Yes, premature withdrawals can be done, unless stated otherwise. In case the amount is withdrawn before the tenure is over, the bank will not levy any penalty. However, the bank allows premature withdrawal only in case of premature payment deposits of up to Rs 5 lakh, provided the minimum term of 12 months has been completed.

  • Is interest calculated on premature withdrawal?

    An interest of 4% is applied on general deposits. Senior citizens will earn an additional 0.50% interest rate on the savings deposit. An interest rate of 1% less than the applicable rate, will be calculated on premature withdrawal of deposits.

  • What documents should be submitted to open an account under this scheme?

    Individuals who wish to open the Income cum Recurring Deposit account need to submit the following documents.

    1. Two recent passport size photographs
    1. Residence proof
    2. The individual who wishes to open this account would be required to submit an introduction letter by a person known and acceptable to the bank.
  • How is the rate of interest calculated?

    The interest is compounded on a quarterly basis and credited to the customer’s account once in 6 months. The scheme offers the comfort of liquidity, along with security for the money.

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