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What is the difference between FD and RD?

A fixed deposit generally invests one lump sum for a set period, while a recurring deposit builds savings through regular deposits. Rates, compounding.

A fixed deposit generally invests one lump sum for a set period, while a recurring deposit builds savings through regular deposits. Rates, compounding, premature-withdrawal terms, deposit protection, and taxes depend on the institution and jurisdiction. Compare the planning mechanics with the FD calculator, RD calculator, and FD versus RD guide.

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