Bajaj Finance Ltd New FD rates w.e.f 07 December 2019 || Hurry ! Park your fund at higher rates ....!

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Hi,

Warm Greetings !

Bajaj Finance is reducing Interest Rates w.e.f Dec 7,2019

Below mentioned is the new rates. There are also a few changes(highlighted in yellow) in the additional benefits which are highlighted below the rate chart.


Important Dates:
  • All application forms to reach BFL FD accepting offices Pan India on 6th  Dec 2019 by 16:00 hours.
  • For funds received on or before 6th Dec 2019, Those applications will get the old ROI(subject to application form submitted in BFL office by 6th Dec 2019).
  • All renewal applications whose due date is on or after 7th Dec 2019, will get the new ROI(irrespective of when the renewal application is submitted).
  • Please plan accordingly for the funds to be received in BFL as mentioned in the above Pt. no. 2.

Still you may earn higher rate upto Dec 6 ,2019 :

Existing Interest Rates is as follows :



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