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  • Benefit of investing in Corporate FD
  • Disadvantages of Corporate FD
  • Unattractive Post-Tax Return.
  • Parameters to guide you to choose the right Corporate FD to invest in.
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What is Corporate FD?

Company Fixed Deposit (corporate FD) is a term deposit which is held over fixed period at fixed rates of interest. Company Fixed Deposits are offered by Financial and Non-Banking financial companies (NBFCs). The maturities of various company fixed deposits can range from a few months to a few years.

Benefit of investing in Corporate FD

For those averse to capital market risks and uncertainty, fixed deposits are the right choice as they are the safest investment bet. Any change in the FD rates will only affect new investors. Even in that, fixed deposits offered by corporates and HFCs furnish a comparatively higher rate of interest than Bank FDs FD rates, Investors have little to worry about as their deposits are locked for a certain number of years, during which they can opt for non-cumulative interest payment of their choice  monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually or cumulative, where the principal amount and the total interest is paid out on maturity The power of fixed deposit lies in compounding, where the money earned over a period is reinvested Many deposit taking corporate houses and housing finance companies offer fixed deposits through a wide network of brokers and relationship managers across the country who provide impeccable service to the customers.

Not all companies and HFCs can offer deposits in India. Apex bodies issue licenses to applying organizations, only after which they can accept deposits from public Corporate FDs and those offered by HFCs are rated by credit rating agencies depending upon various factors. Fixed Deposits rated as ‘AAA’ or higher indicate high levels of safety and can be considered by investors. FDs are considered as safe investment, however, to mitigate any miniscule risks one should verify the offering company’s fundamentals, financials, reputation and brand vintage along with credit ratings before executing the transaction

Just like bank FDs, interest earned on corporate FDs and fixed deposits offered by HFCs are also taxable at the highest income tax bracket of the deposit holder. However, the investor needs to pay tax only if the annual interest income from the deposit is above INR 5,000.FDs offered by companies and HFC can be a great bet laden with various benefits and exciting rate of returns, almost at par with what most Indian investment instruments offer, that too with minimal risk. However, it is prudent to do a thorough research before you pick your favourite fixed deposit.

Disadvantages of Corporate FD

Unattractive Post-Tax Return.
 Company fixed deposits are tempting owing to the high rate of interest that they provide compared to the FDs offered by private and public sector banks. Investment Security. Corporate FDs are also not as secured as Bank FDs.

Default Risk.

Here are four parameters to guide you to choose the right Corporate FD to invest in.

Credit Rating. Higher the rating, more secure your investment will be.

Company Details. Check the financial health of a company before investing, and know the purpose of the company for raising funds.

Repayment History.

Taxation.

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