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5 reasons to invest in the Mahindra Finance fixed deposit
Interest rates in the economy are likely to fall as the Reserve Bank of India cuts rates to push growth. The Fixed Deposits of Mahindra Finance offer an excellent interest rate and are relatively secure. Take a look at why you should be investing in the company's fixed deposits.
Cumulative deposit of 3 years at a yield of 11.34 per cent
The Mahindra Finance Cumulative Fixed deposits offer an interest rate of 10.25 per cent per annum on a 3-year deposit. This is at least 1 per cent higher then what banks offer. The 3-year yield works to a decent 11.34 per cent.
Strong pedigree
Being a part of the Mahindra Group the company has a strong pedigree. It must be remembered that company fixed deposits are unsecure deposits and hence it's necessary to go in for companies with a strong promoter background. Little worries on that count.
Strong credit rating
The Fixed Deposits have a Crisil rating of 'FAAA', which indicates a high level of safety. Chances of defaulting on payments of interest and principal is minimal.
Interest rates are likely to fall
Interest rates in the economy are likely to fall and hence it would be a good idea to lock money at a higher interest rate for three years. The RBI has already cut repo rates twice this year.
Cumulative and non cumulative option
Cumulative as well as Non Cumulative options are available as per the convenience of the depositor. However, rates on the non cumulative are lower.
