Bajaj Finance recently introduced the Single Maturity Scheme, which helps savers earn assured returns on monthly savings pool
The unprecedented events of this year have brought the spotlight back on savings. For those living paycheck to paycheck, building a steady set of savings may appear unattainable, as it is believed that savings requires a lot of planning, time and discipline, which must align with the knowledge of how to save effectively. But, saving is not as challenging as assumed, with availability of several avenues like savings accounts, fixed deposit, recurring deposits, et.al.
For regular savers, investing a lumpsum in a fixed deposit isn’t always possible. Hence, to help savers grow their corpus in a disciplined manner, Bajaj Finance has introduced the Single Maturity Scheme variant under their Systematic Deposit Plan (SDP). Unlike regular FDs where you need to invest a lumpsum amount, SDP enables you to save on a monthly basis, with deposits starting as low as Rs. 5000 per month.
Thus, SDP enables savers to reap the benefit of assured returns, with the convenience of investing in a SIP, sans market risk. This industry-first savings solution enables savers to reap the benefit of attractive interest rates, with utmost safety, as Bajaj Finance has the highest safety ratings of FAAA by CRISIL and MAAA by ICRA. These ratings indicate highest safety of deposit, which is further attested by the trust of more than 2,35,000 FD customers and a deposit book of more than Rs. 20,000 crores.
What is Single Maturity Scheme?
The Single Maturity Scheme is a new variant under Systematic Deposit Plan that will enable investors to save on a monthly basis. With this savings option, they can choose to receive maturity proceeds on a single day, instead of receiving them every month. Once the investor makes their first deposit for a specific tenure, the tenure of every subsequent deposit is regulated to mature on the same date.
To save with this scheme, the investor must choose the number of deposits and tenure, as per the below-mentioned grid: