
The Punjab National Bank FD Premature Withdrawal Penalty Calculator helps you know how much money you will get if you close your fixed deposit before it matures. It calculates the revised amount based on the time you held the FD, the interest rate for that period, and a 1% penalty the bank charges for early withdrawal.
Punjab National Bank FD Premature Withdrawal Penalty Calculator estimates the revised payout for your FD closed before maturity. While Punjab National Bank FD premature withdrawal can be useful during emergencies, it often results in reduced interest earnings due to recalculated rates and penalties. The calculator provides a clear view of your final returns, helping you make an informed financial decision.
Here are the key advantages of using the PNB FD premature withdrawal penalty calculator:
The PNB FD premature withdrawal penalty calculator uses the compound interest formula for accurate computation:
Suppose a general citizen invested ₹1,00,000 in a PNB FD:
Applicable FD rate for 11 months on booking date: 6.00%
Interest Calculation:
Revised Outcome: Interest is calculated at 5.00% for 334 days instead of 6.40% for 2 years, based on the applicable Punjab National Bank FD rates for the shorter tenure.
Now, consider a senior citizen invested ₹1,00,000:
Applicable FD rate for 11 months on booking date: 6.50%
Interest calculation:
Revised Outcome: Returns are computed using 5.50% for the actual holding period, based on the applicable Punjab National Bank senior citizen FD rates for an 11-month tenure.
If you close your FD before maturity, Punjab National Bank deducts a 1% penalty from the interest rate applicable for the period your deposit was held. No interest is given if you close the FD within 7 days of opening. Also, tax-saving FDs cannot be withdrawn early unless there is a special case, like the depositor’s demise or a court order.
The PNB FD Premature Withdrawal Penalty Calculator gives you a reliable estimate of your revised FD payout by adjusting for the shorter tenure and applying a 1% penalty as per bank norms. It helps you understand how your returns will change based on the actual holding period and the applicable FD interest rates, making planning easier and avoiding last-minute financial surprises.