Immune India Deposit Scheme vs  Swasth Bharat TD Scheme: Which is better

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In order to encourage people to get Covid-19 jabs, the government has taken various steps. In accordance with the government’s stand, a few banks have also launched special deposit schemes where vaccinated citizens will get an additional interest rate on fixed deposits. Immune India Deposit Scheme is one of these schemes offered by the Central Bank of India. On the other hand, Punjab and Sind Bank, another public sector lender, has also recently launched Swasth Bharat TD Scheme. Both are limited period schemes and valid up to December 31, 2021.

An account can be opened with a minimum amount of Rs 1,000. The maximum limit is less than Rs 2 crore.

There are some differences between these two schemes. So, it is important to know all the details before selecting anyone.

Immune India deposit scheme

To encourage Vaccination under COVID 19, Central Bank of India launches Special Deposit Product “Immune India Deposit Scheme” for 1111 days at an attractive extra Interest rate of 25 basis points above the applicable card rate for Citizens who got Vaccinated.#Unite2FightCorona pic.twitter.com/MKEJaHgMpE

— Central Bank of India (@centralbank_in) April 12, 2021

Under this scheme the Central Bank of India is offering extra interest on deposit for tenure of 1,111 days.

All individuals who have got vaccinated will get 0.25% additional interest on bank deposits under the scheme. Senior citizens will get 0.50%.

Swasth Bharat TD Scheme

PSB launches Swasth Bharat TD Scheme with an additional Rate of Interest.#PSB #Unite2FightCorona #IndiaFightsCorona #PSBSwasthBharatTDScheme #DFSIndiaCelebratesAmritMahotsav #AmritMahotsav #PunjabAndSindBank pic.twitter.com/PiSCLVADMG

— Punjab & Sind Bank (@PSBIndOfficial) November 20, 2021

Under this scheme Punjab and Sind Bank is offering an additional interest rate of 15 basis points on term deposits for all those who get vaccinated both for general customers and senior citizens. Fixed deposits can be made for a period of two years to less than three years.