FD of Rs 5,000: How Much You Get at Maturity

Fixed deposit of Rs 5,000 at standard bank FD rates with quarterly compounding. Results shown for 6% to 8% per year over 1 to 10 years.

Maturity at different tenures

Rate1 yr2 yr3 yr5 yr10 yr
6%₹5,307₹5,632₹5,978₹6,734₹9,070
6.5%₹5,333₹5,688₹6,067₹6,902₹9,528
7%₹5,359₹5,744₹6,157₹7,074₹10,008
7.5%₹5,386₹5,801₹6,249₹7,250₹10,512
8%₹5,412₹5,858₹6,341₹7,430₹11,040

Quarterly compounding. Interest taxed at your income slab rate.

Rs 5,000 FD — Interest Earned at 7% p.a.

1 year₹5,359 (₹359 interest)
2 years₹5,744 (₹744 interest)
3 years₹6,157 (₹1,157 interest)
5 years₹7,074 (₹2,074 interest)
10 years₹10,008 (₹5,008 interest)

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Deposit details

%
yrs

Compounding frequency

Maturity value

₹1,41,478

after 5 years

InvestedInterest earned
Invested amount₹1,00,000
Interest earned₹41,478
Maturity value₹1,41,478

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About FD of Rs 5,000

A fixed deposit of Rs 5,000 at a typical Indian bank earning 7% per annum with quarterly compounding grows to ₹7,074 in 5 years and ₹10,008 in 10 years. The interest earned at 7% over 5 years is ₹2,074. Compare rates across banks to maximise your return — small differences in rate compound to meaningful amounts over longer tenures. Remember that FD interest is fully taxable at your income slab rate.

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A note on accuracy: these figures assume quarterly compounding at the stated rate for the full tenure. Actual bank FD rates vary by bank, deposit size, and senior citizen status. Interest earned is subject to TDS if it exceeds Rs 40,000 in a financial year (Rs 50,000 for senior citizens). Confirm the current rate with your bank before opening an FD.