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A fixed deposit is the investment equivalent of fire-and-forget. If you are not too finicky about high returns, and do not want to take too many risks in other investment asset classes, they are usually a safe option. But there's a catch: interest rates vary across banks and tenures, so make sure to compare these well before making a decision. To make your choice easier, here's a detailed list of various FDs and rates being offered by small finance banks (SFBs), as well as public, private, and foreign banks, courtesy of Paisabazaar.

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