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Qaumi Bachat Bank Defence Savings Certificates new profit rate March 2024

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KARACHI – The National Savings or Qaumi Bachat Bank has revised the profit rate of various investment certificates with effect from March 19, 2024.

The profit rate on Defence Savings Certificates has been kept unchanged at 14.1 percent as it was revised down thrice in last two months.

The Defence Certificates can be purchased by Pakistani nationals and overseas Pakistanis. These certificates have a maturity period of 10 years and come in denominations of Rs.500, Rs.1,000, Rs.5,000, Rs.10,000, Rs.50,000, Rs.100,000, Rs.500,000, and Rs.1,000,000.

Defence Savings Certificates Profit Rate From March 19, 2024

The profit rate for Defence Savings Certificates stands unchanged at 14.1% after latest revision, which came into effect from March 19.

Payable Amount (Principal + Profit ) On Investment of Every Rs.100,000

First year            Rs112,000

2 Years                Rs125,000

3 years                Rs139,000

4 years                Rs155,000

5 Years                Rs175,000

6 Years                Rs200,000

7 Years                Rs230,000

8 Years                 Rs265,000

9 Years                 Rs308,000

10 Years               Rs363,000

Defence Savings Certificates Tax/Zakat Deduction

The taxes and Zakat are deducted on the profits in line with the policy of the State Bank of Pakistan.

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