
Fixed deposits (FDs) are one of the safest and most common ways to save money with minimal risk and safe returns, providing you with guaranteed returns and minimal risks. Many individuals choose the State Bank of India (SBI) to open an FD because it’s trusted, reliable, and available in almost every part of the country. After opening an FD, it is important to keep track of it. That’s where the SBI FD statement comes in. Let’s understand what the statement is, how to get and how to read it, and why the statement is useful.
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An SBI FD statement is a document that shows all the details about your fixed deposit (FD), including SBI FD interest rates that help your savings grow. Here’s a list of things you get to know from an SBI FD statement.
Your FD Account number
How much money do you deposit
The start and end dates of the FD
How much you’ll get when the FD matures
Any tax SBI has deducted (TDS)
Your name and nominee, if added
Interest earned so far
Think of the SBI FD statement as a receipt or summary that helps keep track of your money. You can use it for loan applications, tax filings, or to see how your savings are growing.
There are a few ways to get your FD statement SBI account. You can do it online or offline, depending on which method is most convenient to you.
If you use SBI’s Net banking, follow these steps:
Go to SBI’s official website.
Log in with your username and password.
Click on “Fixed Deposit” or “e-Deposits.”
Choose your FD account.
Click “View Statement” or “Download”
Save the PDF on your phone or computer.
If you prefer the SBI Yono App:
Open the app and log in.
Tap on “Accounts” and then “Deposit Accounts.”
Select your FD.
Tap “View Statement.”
You can download or share it as a PDF.
If you don't use online banking, that's not a problem.
Go to your nearest SBI Branch.
Ask the staff to print your SBI FD Statement.
They might ask for your FD number or passbook.
You will get a printed copy in just a few minutes.
Once you get your FD statement from SBI, here's how to interpret it:
Look for these details:
This is the amount of money you have deposited in your fixed deposit account.
SBI gives you interest on your fixed deposit. This is the percentage rate that shows how your deposit grows over time.
These are the dates that show when your FD started and when it will end. This helps you know when to invest or withdraw your money.
This shows how often you will receive the money, whether it's monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
This is the total amount you will receive when your fixed deposit has matured.
If interest is above a certain limit, SBI cuts tax and shows it here.
This is the person SBI will transfer the money to if something happens to you.
Make sure your name and FD number are correct.
Check if the interest rate matches what you were told.
See if any tax has been deducted (TDS).
If you submitted Form 15G/15H to avoid TDS but tax is still cut, speak to your branch.
Reading your statement regularly helps you catch mistakes early and stay informed about your savings.
Your SBI FD Statement can be helpful in the following ways:
The FD statement shows how much interest you’ve earned and how much tax SBI has deducted. This helps you report your income correctly when filing returns.
Use the statement as proof of savings. Some banks or embassies ask for it as part of the paperwork.
You will know when your FD is ending, so you can renew it or use the money; this helps compare with new FD interest rates.
Good to have for your financial tracking and peace of mind.
Your SBI FD Statement provides an important document that helps you track your fixed deposit. Whether you need it for taxes, or loans, or just want to keep track of your money, downloading and understanding your SBI FD statement is a smart move that will save you from unexpected tax deductions. Use the method that works best for you, online or at your branch, to get your statement and keep your financial records safe and updated.
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