Pakistan

Govt decreases profit rates on National Savings schemes

Published by
Web Desk

ISLAMABAD: The Central Directorate of National Savings has officially reduced the interest rates on various national savings schemes.

A notification issued by the Finance Ministry said that the revised rates affect several savings instruments including Special Savings Certificates, Savings Accounts and Defence Savings Certificates.

The interest rates on Regular Income Certificates, Bahbood Savings Certificates, Pensioners Benefit Accounts and Shuhada Family Welfare Accounts have also been reduced.

The notification confirms that the rates on Short Term Savings Certificates have seen a reduction, while the savings account rate remains at 9.50% per annum.

The annual interest rate on Special Savings Certificates has been reduced from 10.6% to 10.4%**.

The rate of return on Bahbood, Pensioners Benefit and Shuhada Family Welfare Accounts has been reduced from 13.20% to 12.96%.

The 9-year return on Defence Savings Certificate has been adjusted from 162% to 161%, while the 10-year rate is now 200% instead of 204%.

Contrary to the reduction in conventional schemes, the rate of return on Serve Islamic Term Account and Serve Islamic Savings Account has increased.

These new rates will be effective from July 28, 2025 and will be applicable to all new investments made on or after that date.

Following are the complete profit rates:

Web Desk

Recent Posts

When will Safar moon be sighted? SUPARCO predicts

ISLAMABAD: According to Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO), the new moon of…

50 minutes ago

11 died as house collapses in Kohat after heavy rains

KOHAT: A residential house collapsed due to heavy rain in the Malgin area of ​​Lachi…

1 hour ago

Alternative to the Strait of Hormuz Ready: UAE Decides to Build New Port

ABU DHUBAI: The United Arab Emirates has prepared a plan to establish a new multi-purpose port…

1 hour ago

Afghan Women’s refugee team could Play International matches by 2030

DUBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering plans that could allow the Afghan women's…

2 hours ago

US-Iran tensions spark fears of fuel price hike in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran have once again unsettled global oil…

2 hours ago

ICC Arbitration Puts Pakistan’s Energy Sector Under Pressure

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's energy sector is headed for another high-stakes international commercial arbitration, with Petrosin CNG…

3 hours ago