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National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024

National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024

  • Many Pakistanis in Islamabad invest in CDNS for its safety and consistent returns.
  • National Savings holds a substantial portfolio of Rs 3.2 trillion.
  • The Directorate introduced two new products: Sarawa Islamic Savings Schemes.
In Islamabad, numerous Pakistanis opt for Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) investments because of the schemes' safety, consistent returns, and range of products designed for various needs, including special offers for seniors and disadvantaged individuals.

National Savings is a key avenue for savings in the country, primarily through government securities, boasting a substantial portfolio of Rs 3.2 trillion. This constitutes approximately 14 percent of the nation's total banking deposits and caters to around 3 million customers.

CDNS strives to offer a financial safety net to the public, with a focus on senior citizens, pensioners, widows, differently-abled individuals, and families of martyrs in the fight against terrorism. This is achieved through a diverse range of National Savings Schemes (NSS) tailored to meet the diverse needs of customers.

The Directorate recently introduced two new products: the Sarawa Islamic Savings Schemes, which offer Shariah-compliant options, and the Digital Savings Schemes. These new additions have attracted a combined net investment of Rs 78.0 billion.

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The NSS product lineup ranges from 3-month short-term savings certificates (STSC) to 10-year long-term defense savings certificates.

National Savings Scheme Profit Rates 2024

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1076"]National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024 National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024[/caption]

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1094"]National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024 National Savings Latest Profit Rates for June 2024[/caption]

S.No Name of Scheme w.e.f. 10-04-2023 w.e.f. 24-03-2024 Maturity Period Tax Status
1 Defence Savings Certificates 14.87% 13.36% 10 Years Taxable
2 Special Savings Certificates/Accounts 17.13% (Average) 15.93% (Average) 3 Years Taxable
3 Regular Income Certificates 12.84% 14.76% 5 Years Taxable
4 Savings Account 18.50% 20.50% Running Account Taxable
5 Pensioners’ Benefit Account 16.56% 15.60% 10 Years Tax exempt
6 Bahbood Savings Certificates 16.56% 15.60% 10 Years Tax exempt
7 Shuhada Family Welfare Account 16.56% 15.60% 10 Years Tax exempt
8 National Prize Bonds (Bearer) 10.00% 10.00% Perpetual Taxable
9 Premium Prize Bonds (Registered) 12.92%** 16.40%* Perpetual Taxable
10 Short Term Savings Certificates (STSC)
STSC 3 Months 19.92% 19.40% 3 Months Taxable
STSC 6 Months 19.64% 19.38% 6 Months Taxable
STSC 12 Months 19.82% 19.00% 12 Months Taxable
11 SARWA Islamic Savings Schemes
SISA – 20.50% Running Account Taxable
SITA 1 Year – 18.54% 1 Year Taxable
SITA 3 Year – 15.25% 3 Year Taxable
SITA 5 Year – 14.76% 5 Year Taxable
 

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