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National Savings Certificate (NSC) from Indian Post Office

National Savings Certificate

Interest Rate

Period during which purchased  

Maturity Value for a Denomination of      Rs.100.00    

From   To  
  01.01.1999   14.01.2000   Rs.195.60
15.01.2000 28.02.2001   Rs.190.12  
01.03.2001 28.02.2002   Rs.174.52  
01.03.2002 28.02.2003   Rs.169.59  
01.03.2003 onwards   Rs.160.10  

 

 Features

One person can be nominated for certificates of denomination of Rs. 100- and more  than one person can be nominated for higher denominations.  

  Maturity period is 6 years.  No premature encashment is permitted in the normal course.   

PREMATURE ENCASHMENT under sub-rule (1) of rule 16 after the expiry of  three years from the date of purchase of certificate.  Table below for a certificate of Rs.100 denomination and at a proportionate rate for a certificate of any other denomination.

Table

Period from the date of the certificate to the date of its encashment.

Issued  from 01.03.2001 to 28.02.2002

Issued  from 01.03.2002 to 28.02.2003

01.03.2003

onwards

 

Three years or more, but less than three years and six months

 

126.43

 

124.62

 

121.15

 

Three years and six months or more, but less than four years.

 

131.71

 

129.51

 

125.09

 

Four years or more, but less than four years and six months.

 

136.90

 

134.29

 

129.16

 

Four years and six months or more, but less than five years.

 

142.48

 

139.43

 

133.36

 

Five years or more, but less than five years and six months.

 

147.98

 

144.46

 

137.69

 

Five years and six months or more, but less than six years

 

153.89

 

149.83

 

142.16

   

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  • supriyadalvi
    I have a NSC certificate that is going to mature after some months. But the name on the certificate is my before marriage name. After marriage I have changed my name on most of the legal documents. I also plan to change it on the PAN card. In this case, do I have to change my name on the NSC certificate as well? If I don't, then on maturity , what documents will the POST office ask me before giving me back my money. I don't have any address proof for the old name. Please suggest.
  • You can give the affidavit to post office for the change of name and they will issue the cheque in new name.
    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • Ssadeep
    I have purchased NSCs in the year 2006/2007 for tax purpose. Is it possible to discount/prematurely encash the NSC after 3 years of its term? If so what are the criteria? Thanks for the kind help.
  • Premature encashment of the certificate is not permissible except at a
    discount in the case of death of the holder(s), forfeiture by a pledgee
    and when ordered by a court of law.
    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • S K Sharma
    what is the rate of interest on nsc matured in sixth year
  • The following link will help you.
    http://www.paisayehpaisa.com/n...

    Admin
  • Manishddn
    My NCS got matured in 2010 and I had purchased them from Mumbai post office. I have now moved to Hyderbad. What is the process of enchashing NSC on Maturity. Do I need to go to Mumbai for the same?
  • The process of transferring NSC from one post office to another is lengthy. It's better to visit the same branch once to encash it.
    Admin
  • Pulkit Chaudhary
    what is the minimum amount i can buy NSC in the post office
  • The Min amount is Rs.100/- and additional investment in multiples of Rs.100/-
    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • Satyadas78
    Can i avail I.T. deduction facility on N.A.C. which i bought in 2009?
  • Tax deduction is available ONLY in financial yr in which your make investment and not after that.
    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • sawant paramanand
    i want to join my wife name or change my name and enter my wife name what is rule for this prosiger plz send mail or call me. 9404166770. sawantps101@gmail.com.
    Paramanand Sawant Kankavli.Dist Sindhudurg. 416610
  • You can not change the ownership of the scheme after investments.

    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • K.A.Ramananda gupta
    Dear Sir
    My son was purchased nsc from post office. Now heis at usa. Formegaer amount ,he is not in aposition to reach to india. so u are requsted togive solution .How he can recive the Matured amount or how he can extend the certificate period. pl give me the reply to my email id---ynhgupta@yahoo.co.in Thank you
  • He can send the signed documents by courier to you and you can submit them here in post office.

    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • Soma
    Where do I submit the NC32 form duly filled and signed?I want to trasfer by NSC from Bangalore to Mumbai. Kinldy advise.Thanks!
  • You need to submit it to nearest post office.

    Hope it will help you.
    Admin
  • Abhijit Datta
    Is it necessary to submit PAN for every transaction for balnce of more than Rs. 50000?
    I was asked to comply with that at Konnagar PO Konnagar Hooghly West Bengal
  • Yes, PAN card is mandatory for any transaction of Rs.50,000 or more.
    Admin
  • smiti
    <font color="#000000" face="Times New Roman" size="3">My husband bought NSCs worth Rs. 70,000 in 2006. Shortly thereafter he had a stroke and later died. I have no idea where the certifates are, what are the numbers, which post office they were purcahsed from and any other details. Is there anyway to trace them? He bought them for tax purposes, so is it possible to get duplicate tax returns which must have been filed? Since we shifted residences and the stroke damaged his brain, I have no idea what I can do and how I can trace them. We live in Mumbai. His tax consultant is not cooperative and neither is his family. Can you give me some guidance?</font>
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