ISLAMABAD: The Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) cut the profit rate on Short-Term Savings Certificates with effect from September 2025.
The government introduced the certificates for the first time in 2012. They are particularly aimed at serving the short-term fund requirements of investors, with tenure ranging from 3 months to 6 months to 1 year.
It is pledgeable and has 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year maturity plans, which allow all Pakistani nationals, as well as overseas citizens, can invest under this plan.
An investor can invest a minimum Rs10,000 under this category, whereas no upper limit exists. The Qaumi Bachat recently updated the Short Term Savings Certificates profit rate last month.
Three-month maturity profit rate has been kept constant at 10.28 percent or Rs2,570 on investment of every Rs100,000.
Profit rate for the six-month maturity range has been kept constant at 10.30% or Rs5,150, while the profit of the 12-month maturity has been kept constant at Rs10,420.
Investors showing in the Active Taxpayer List will deduct 15% in the wake of withholding tax on total profit.
But the authorities will impose a fee of 30% of the yield/profit regardless of the date of investment and the amount/profit.
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