SCSS, Post Office MIS, NSC, KVP and RBI Floating Rate Bonds side by side: what one amount pays in each, before and after tax, at this quarter's rates.
Rates notified for October–December 2026; the RBI bond’s for July–December 2026. In a fixed order, not ranked.
Deposit qualifies under Section 123 (formerly 80C) (old regime).
A single POMIS account is capped at ₹9,00,000; the rest is not modelled.
Deposit qualifies under Section 123 (formerly 80C) (old regime).
Small savings rates and limits, October–December 2026 — set by Ministry of Finance (quarterly notification); Reserve Bank of India for the Floating Rate Savings Bonds 2020. Last verified .
The rates for PPF (7.1%), SSY (8.2%), SCSS (8.2%), POMIS (7.4%), NSC (7.7%) and KVP (7.5%, doubling in 115 months), left unchanged for the October–December 2026 quarter, and the RBI bond’s 8.05% for July–December 2026 (NSC + 0.35%). Also the limits: ₹1,000 minimum; SCSS up to ₹30 lakh; POMIS up to ₹9 lakh single, ₹15 lakh joint. Reconciled across news reports of the announcements, not the gazette text.
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SCSS, POMIS, bond: interest per payout = deposit × rate ÷ payouts a year. NSC: deposit × (1 + rate)⁵. KVP: deposit × 2.
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