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NEED REGULAR INCOME? OPT FOR MONTHLY PAYOUTS Not all retirees want to wait until maturity to access their returns. That’s where non-cumulative FDs from Bajaj Finance come in. These allow you
to receive your interest earnings monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually—helping you cover regular expenses like medical bills, utility payments, or daily essentials. For example, an
investment of Rs. 10 lakh in a non-cumulative FD with a monthly payout could generate steady income throughout the chosen tenure—perfect for retirees who prioritize liquidity. PLAN SMARTLY
WITH THE FD CALCULATOR The Bajaj Finance FD Calculator is an excellent online tool that lets investors estimate their returns in seconds. All you need to do is: 1. Visit the official FD
calculator page. 2. Enter your investment amount and tenure. 3. Choose between cumulative or non-cumulative options. 4. View your expected maturity amount and interest
earnings instantly. This tool is especially helpful for senior citizens who want to align their investments with specific monthly or long-term financial needs. SAFETY YOU CAN TRUST For any
investor, especially seniors, safety is non-negotiable. Bajaj Finance FDs come with AAA ratings from both CRISIL and ICRA—signifying the highest level of credit safety. What’s more, the
fully digital application process ensures convenience and transparency. With a fixed deposit book of over Rs. 50,000 crore, Bajaj Finance is among the most trusted names in India’s NBFC
sector. FINAL WORD Whether you're planning for monthly income or looking to grow your retirement savings securely, Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit offers the perfect mix of safety,
flexibility, and returns. With rates of up to 7.95% p.a. and a starting investment of just Rs. 15,000, it's a sound financial move for anyone prioritizing stability in their golden
years. _Start your FD journey with Bajaj Finance today and give your retirement corpus the growth and security it deserves._ _Disclaimer: This content is part of a marketing initiative. No
TNIE Group journalists were involved in the creation of this content._