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FD Rates: Check Out These 3 Banks That Have Revised Their FD Rates, Offering Up To 8.05% Interest | Paisa Live

With the start of October, several banks have revised their Fixed Deposit (FD) rates. Banks periodically adjust these rates, and recently, Punjab National Bank, Punjab & Sindh Bank, and Bank of Baroda have made notable changes. Customers of these banks can now enjoy interest rates of up to 8.05% on their FDs. Let's delve into the revised FD rates of these banks one by one. Additionally, we will explore the five key benefits of investing in Fixed Deposits, which make them an attractive option for savers. Stay tuned for more details in our upcoming video, where we will provide in-depth insights into these revised rates and the advantages of Fixed Deposits.

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