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NRO Savings Account Interest Rate Calculator
NRO savings accounts can provide NRIs with a secure and reliable way to manage their earnings in India and abroad. These accounts also provide a number of benefits such as easy access to your Indian funds and a safe and secure platform for financial transactions. Furthermore, the competitive interest rates offered by these accounts can help NRIs maximize their returns and ensure their financial goals are achieved.Read More
IDFC FIRST Bank offers an integrated NRO savings account interest calculator. Our user-friendly IDFC FIRST NRO savings account interest rate calculator helps you determine your returns and make informed decisions, offering a glimpse of your earnings over time.Read Less
NRO Savings Account Interest Simulator
How to use the NRO Savings account interest calculator?
The NRO account interest rate calculator from IDFC FIRST Bank is a user-friendly online tool that shows potential interest earnings in an NRO account. The calculation is based on your account balance and interest rates over a specific period. Here are three simple steps to using the tool:
Step 1
Move the ‘Account balance’ slider from left to right to choose your desired account balance.
Step 2
Adjust the ‘Bank interest rate’ slider according to the interest rate offered by other banks in your NRO account.
Step 3
The interest calculator tool will simultaneously calculate interest earnings as you adjust interest rates and account balances.
As you adjust the slider buttons, the calculator provides the total interest earned for various account balances and interest rates over a 1-year period. This provides the clarity you need to plan your finances.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How is interest calculated on an NRO savings account?
The interest rate on an NRO savings account is typically calculated on a daily basis based on the balance of the account. The bank determines the applicable interest rate and it may vary. It is essential to understand how your interest accrues by taking into account the compounding frequency and the specific terms outlined by the bank.
IDFC FIRST Bank offers one of the highest interest rates on NRO savings accounts in the industry and credits the interest monthly. In addition, it offers an array of benefits, such as free online fund transfers, utility bill payments, and more.
Is the NRO account tax-exempt?
No, interest earned on an NRO account is taxable in India. Income tax, as well as a surcharge and education cess, are applicable as per prevailing tax laws.
What is the procedure to apply for an NRO account?
You can apply for an IDFC FIRST Bank NRO savings account by either walking in a physical bank branch or drop your details on the lead page of our website and our executive shall call you for account opening, whichever is more convenient for you. When filling out the form, you typically need to provide relevant documents, such as a copy of your passport, visa, proof of Indian address, and passport-sized photographs and signature(in case of online account opening). In case, the account is opened online, the documents need to be notarised. The exact requirements may vary from bank to bank.
What are the key differences between NRO and NRE accounts?
NRO (Non-Residential Ordinary) and NRE (Non-Residential External) accounts cater to different types of income sources for Non-Resident Indians. NRO accounts are designed for income earned in India and are subject to taxation. NRE accounts are for foreign income and are tax-exempt in India.
Additionally, funds in NRE accounts can be freely repatriated, while NRO accounts offer limited repatriation of funds of $ 1 million USD per financial year. Understanding these differences is essential to choosing the right account type.
