The amount of Rs 2,00,000 is not large either. But SBI offers schemes where that amount can generate enough returns. Maximum duration is 5 years and minimum is 10 years. SBI offers a very simple government scheme. They are a low-risk fixed-rate investment. For general customers, the Fixed-rate interest offered is at 6.05% compounded annually; however, seniors receive 7.05% compounded annually.

This scheme should be ideal for those who want to hold an investment securely over a long period. Let’s move on to the main figure now. If you were a general customer who deposited Rs 2,00,000 into a Fixed-rate account at SBI for five years making a Fixed-rate deposit at the rate of 6.05%; you would earn an estimated total interest of Rs 60,500. Therefore, at the end of that five-year period, you would receive approximately Rs 2,60,500.

There is a slightly different calculation for seniors, in that if you invested 2,00,000 for 5 years at 7.05%, your total interest would be roughly Rs 70,500. Therefore, at the end of the 5 years you would receive around 2,70,500 Taka.

If you’re looking at the long-term perspective, the numbers are even better. If a normal customer placed Rs 200,000 into a fixed deposit and left it alone for 10 years at 6.05%, the average interest will be close to Rs 121,000, for a total of about 321,000 Taka when the deposit matures.

In the case of senior citizens, the figure increases further at the end of 10 years. At an interest rate of 7.05 percent, the total interest is about 1 lakh 41 thousand taka. That is, the total income after 10 years from an investment of 2 lakh taka is about 3 lakh 41 thousand taka.

At present, when many are hesitant about the stock market or other risky investments, such long-term government bank fixed deposits become a place of security for many. Especially for retired people or those who want to ensure a certain amount for the future, this scheme is practically a safe haven.

However, it should be remembered that certain rules and conditions may apply if a fixed deposit is broken. The issue of tax on interest is also relevant. Still, considering all aspects, the amount of interest that is being received in 5 to 10 years by investing just 2 lakh taka is undoubtedly important in long-term savings plans.

Note: Share and investment related reports are just market observations. These are not investment advice. Before investing in the market, be sure to study and seek expert help.