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Summary: Learn how to earn consistent monthly income from fixed deposits through smart investment strategies. Discover options like non-cumulative FDs, monthly income schemes, recurring deposits, and more to create a steady cash flow from your FDs.
Fixed Deposits (FDs) are a popular investment avenue. Most people prefer parking their savings in FDs to earn interest on it. However, instead of locking in a lump sum amount until maturity, it is possible to get regular monthly payouts from your FDs. Here are some options if you want to generate monthly income from fixed deposits:
Non-cumulative fixed deposits allow periodic payout of interest even before the FD matures. In contrast to cumulative FDs where the entire interest amount is paid out lumpsum at maturity, non-cumulative FDs offer the flexibility to receive interest at regular intervals – monthly or quarterly as per your preference. In non-cumulative FDs, the principal amount remains untouched, continuing to earn interest for the full tenure until maturity.
Only the interest earned is paid out at the chosen intervals in case of non-cumulative FD. For instance, if you opt for a quarterly payout, you will receive the interest amount every 3 months while the principal remains intact in the FD.
The key benefit of non-cumulative FDs is that they provide interim liquidity through periodic interest payouts. You can choose to reinvest this interest income or utilise it towards expenses. This regular interest payment can serve as a supplementary income to take care of monthly outgoings.
The overall interest earned in non-cumulative FDs is marginally lower compared to cumulative FDs for the same amount and tenure. However, the flexibility of periodic payouts makes it a suitable option for those looking for regular income. You can pick monthly or quarterly payout depending on your requirements.
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Fixed deposits offer assured returns and guarantee income at maturity. You can choose from the above methods to get a monthly income fixed deposit. However, bear in mind that an FD with a monthly payout will miss out on the benefits of compounding.
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