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ICICI Home Finance introduces special offer on fixed deposits
Press Trust of India / Mumbai November 10, 2008, 14:04 IST

ICICI Home Finance, has launched a sepcial offer on fixed deposits with an interest rate at 11.15% per annum, payable annually on 15, 20 and 30 months fixed deposits.     

It is also offering additional benefit of 0.35 per cent for senior citizens, a press release issued here today said.     

ICICI Home Finance is a 100 per cent subsidiary of ICICI Bank.     

"In the present market, fixed deposits is one of the most attractive and safest investment options for customers.

ICICI Home Finance offers its customers fixed deposits with triple benefits of safety, trust and returns," the release said.     

These deposits come with AAA and MAAA ratings from leading credit agencies, CARE and ICRA, respectively.

These are the highest credit quality ratings and hence offer highest safety to its customers, the release said.

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Rajeev
Do remmber the major banks that failed across the world too had the highest possible rating. The rating is just a rating and in no way can be termed as assurance or gaurantee. There had been several cases regarding several institutions having highest rating going bankrupt.
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