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Qaumi Bachat Bank latest profit rate on Short Term Certificates – Sept 2024

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Qaumi Bachat Bank latest profit rate on Short Term Certificates – Sept 2024

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The Short-Term Savings Certificates (STSCs) program was introduced by the government in 2012 to meet the short-term funding needs of investors. The program offers maturity periods of 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year. Both Pakistani nationals and Overseas Pakistanis are eligible to invest in STSCs.

Investors can start with a minimum deposit of Rs 10,000, and there is no maximum limit on the investment amount. The certificates are also pledgeable, making them a versatile investment tool.

Latest Profit Rates (September 2024)

As of September 13, 2024, the Central Directorate of National Savings has revised the profit rates for STSCs:

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  • 3-month maturity: 18.52% (down from 19%)
  • 6-month maturity: 18.22% (down from 18.92%)
  • 1-year maturity: 17.22% (down from 17.9%)

Tax Deduction on Profit

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  • Filers: 15% withholding tax on profit.
  • Non-filers: 30% withholding tax on profit.

STSCs remain a popular choice for those seeking short-term, flexible investment opportunities.

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