Big Blow – From Today, Depositing Money In The Bank Won’t Be As Profitable As Before

Big Blow – From Today, Depositing Money In The Bank Won’t Be As Profitable As Before

Major private banks, including YES Bank, HDFC, ICICI, and Axis Bank, have slashed savings account interest rates. The move, influenced by RBI’s repo rate cut, will reduce returns for depositors across different balance slabs, effective April 2025.

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Monday, April 21, 2025, 12:33 PM IST
article-image
YES Bank Slashes Savings Account Interest Rates | File Image |

Mumbai: Another private sector bank has dealt a significant blow to its millions of customers. This bank has reduced the interest rates on savings accounts. The bank’s decision will directly affect your pocket. Prior to this, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and ICICI Bank had also reduced their savings account interest rates. Read in detail to find out which bank has reduced its rates and by how much.

New Interest Rates of the Bank

Following the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)’s decision to cut the repo rate, YES Bank has now slashed the interest rates on its savings accounts. The new rates are effective from today, April 21, 2025.

- For balances up to Rs 10 lakh, the interest rate is now 3per cent per annum.

- For deposits between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 25 lakh, the rate is 3.5per cent.

Savings Account Interest Rate Structure

For accounts with balances between Rs 25 lakh and Rs 50 lakh, the new rate is 4 per cent.

For balances above Rs 50 lakh and up to Rs 100 crore, the interest rate will now be 5per cent.

For balances above Rs 100 crore, customers are advised to contact the bank directly for applicable rates.

ICICI Bank Update

Earlier, ICICI Bank had reduced its savings account interest rates by 0.25per cent. This move followed similar reductions by HDFC Bank and Axis Bank. According to the new structure, customers maintaining balances of up to Rs 50 lakh in their savings accounts will now earn an interest rate of 2.75per cent.

HDFC Bank News

HDFC Bank cut its savings account interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 2.75per cent for balances below Rs 50 lakh. For balances above Rs 50 lakh, the rate was reduced from 3.5 per cent to 3.25per cent. These new rates have been effective since April 12.

RECENT STORIES

Jindal Stainless Sees 18% Growth In Q4 Net Profit, Reaches ₹590 Crore

Jindal Stainless Sees 18% Growth In Q4 Net Profit, Reaches ₹590 Crore

India In Talks With Japan To Acquire Kawasaki C-2 Aircraft For IAF Fleet Upgrade

India In Talks With Japan To Acquire Kawasaki C-2 Aircraft For IAF Fleet Upgrade

Asian Paints Q4 Net Profit Falls 45% To ₹700.8 Crore

Asian Paints Q4 Net Profit Falls 45% To ₹700.8 Crore

HUDCO Targets ₹3 Lakh Crore Infra Sector Funding By 2030

HUDCO Targets ₹3 Lakh Crore Infra Sector Funding By 2030

Stock Markets Fall In Volatile Trade On Rising India-Pakistan Tensions

Stock Markets Fall In Volatile Trade On Rising India-Pakistan Tensions