Special Savings Certificate calculator
Special Savings Certificates run for three years and pay profit every six months. Enter the amount to see each payment and the total.
How it's calculated
- The first five half-yearly payments are worked out at 11.6% a year: Rs. 5,800 per Rs. 100,000 each time.
- The sixth and last payment uses 12.9%: Rs. 6,450 per Rs. 100,000.
- Withholding tax is 15% for filers and 30% for non-filers.
An example
Rs. 100,000 earns Rs. 35,450 over three years before tax, or Rs. 30,132.50 for a filer.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the last payment higher?
National Savings sets a higher rate for the last half-year in its profit table.
Which rate applies to my certificate?
The table of the date you invest. This page uses the rates from 1 October 2026.
Is there an account version?
Yes, the Special Savings Account follows the same profit table.
Key terms
- SSC
- Special Savings Certificate, a 3-year National Savings certificate with half-yearly profit.
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