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    Presentation on

    Senior Citizen Savings SchemePost Office Term Deposit

    BY

    Shreya Gautam

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    Senior Citizen Savings SchemeThe Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (or SCSS) is a deposit

    scheme specially meant for elderly citizens.

    A new avenue of investment and return for Senior Citizen.

    It is meant for those who want a regular source of income in the

    later years of their life.

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    Salient features

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    Restrictions

    The Senior Citizen Savings Scheme account can be opened

    only by individuals. It can not be opened by Non-Resident

    Indians (NRI), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) and Hindu

    Undivided Families (HUF).

    Source of Funds

    For people between 55 and 60 years of age, the amount

    invested in SCSS has to come from their retirement benefits.

    For persons over the age of 60 years, there is no restriction

    on the source of funds invested.

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    How to invest in the Senior Citizen Savings

    Scheme (SCSS)

    A Senior Citizen Savings Scheme account can

    be opened at any designated post office

    throughout the country.

    The scheme can also be opened at the

    designated branches of the following public

    sector banks:

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    At present, 24 Nationalized banks and one private sector

    bank, as per list below, are authorized to handle the SCSS

    1. State Bank of India 13. Central Bank of India

    2. State Bank of Hyderabad 14. Corporation Bank

    3. State Bank of Bikaner and

    Jaipur

    15. Dena Bank

    4. State Bank of Patiala 16. Indian Bank

    5. State Bank of Mysore 17. Indian Overseas Bank

    6. State Bank of Travancore 18. Punjab National Bank

    7. Allahabad Bank 19. Syndicate Bank

    8. Andhra bank 20. UCO Bank

    9. Bank of Baroda 21. Union Bank of India

    10. Bank of India 22. United Bank of India

    11. Bank of Maharashtra 23. Vijaya Bank

    12. Canara Bank 24. IDBI Bank

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    TOP FIVE SENIOR CITIZEN

    DEPOSIT SCHEMES IN INDIA

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    Bank Name Interest Rate(%)

    Compounded Qtrly

    What Rs. 10,000 will

    grow to

    Indian Bank (1 yrs) 10.00 11,038

    ING Vysya Bank

    (1yrs)

    10.00 11,038

    Tamilnadu

    Mercantile Bank

    (1 yrs)

    10.10 11,038

    Yes Bank (1 yrs) 10.00 11038

    Central Bank Of India

    (1 yrs)

    9.75 11011

    Bank of Maharashtra

    (2 yrs)

    10.50 12196

    Lakshmi Vilas Bank

    (2 yrs)

    10.50 12196

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    Should you invest in Senior Citizen SavingsScheme (SCSS)?

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    High Interest Rate

    The prevailing interest rates on bank fixed deposits atpresent (October 2012) are 5% 6% per annum. The Senior

    Citizen Savings Scheme is very popular with people, as it

    provided interest rates that was way above the average

    market rates.

    With interest rates on FDs being as high as 9%-10% per

    annum (with an additional 0.5% for senior citizens), the

    interest offered on Senior Citizen Savings Scheme looks

    quite low.

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    Post Office Term DepositThe Post Office Term Deposit (POTD) is similar to a bank fixed

    deposit, where you save money for a definite time period earning a

    guaranteed return through the tenure of the deposit. At the end of the

    deposits tenure; the maturity is made up of the capital deposited and

    the interest it earns. Time deposits can be made for a period of 1

    year, 2 years, 3 years and 5 years

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    How to Open an Account

    Once you have selected the

    post office to open the POTD

    account, you can open a POTD

    for which you will need thefollowing documents:

    POTD

    depositopening form

    declarationin form No60 or 61 asper the IT

    Act

    identityproof for

    verification

    Choose anominee

    witnesssignature

    Once you have selected the post office to open the POTD account, you can open a POTD for which you will need the following documents:Once you have selected the post office to open the POTD account, you can open a POTD for which you will need the following documents:

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    Any individual can open an account.

    Trust, Regimental Fund or Welfare Fund not permissible to invest

    Investments

    Minimum: Rs 200 and in multiples there of

    Maximum: There is no upper limit

    Interest rate of 8.20 per cent to 8.50 per cent depending on the

    tenure of the deposit. Interest is payable annually but calculated

    quarterly

    Tenure is 1,2,3 or 5 years

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    Duration & Rate of interest of POTD

    One year 6.25%

    Two year 6.50%

    Three year 7.25%

    Five year 7.50%

    Income Tax Benefit on Time DepositAmount invested in 5years POTD, along with PPF/LIC/NSC/ULIP, etc. upto amaximum of Rs. 1,00,000 is eligible for deduction u/s 80C. In case of depositunder joint holding, deduction u/s 80C shall be available to the first holder.

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    Thank you