BIDV interest rate newly updated, deposit 500 million and receive 73.5 million

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Bank interest rate: Deposit 500 million at BIDV and receive interest up to 73,500,000 VND.

Full BIDV interest rate set

According to Lao Dong, the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) issued a table of online savings interest rates currently fluctuating within the range of 2.0-4.9%/year.

Short term (1 week - 2 weeks): 0.3%/year.

Term 1 - 2 months: 2%/year.

Term 3 - 5 months: 2.3%/year.

Term 6 - 11 months: 3.3%/year.

Term 12 - 15 months: 4.7%/year.

18 month term: 4.7%/year.

Term 24 - 36 months: 4.9%/year (highest).

Lai suat tien gui online tai BIDV moi nhat thang 11. Anh chup man hinh.
Latest online deposit interest rates at BIDV in November. Screenshot.

In addition, online deposit interest rates at BIDV are listed as follows:

No term: 0.1%/year.

Term 1 - 2 months: 1.7%/year.

Term 3 - 5 months: 2%/year.

Term 6 - 9 months: 3%/year.

Term 12 - 36 months: 4.7%/year (highest).

According to records, savings interest rates at Agribank, BIDV, Vietcombank and VietinBank vary depending on the deposit term. For short terms from 3 to 9 months, Agribank, BIDV and VietinBank apply interest rates ranging from 2% to 3% per year. Meanwhile, Vietcombank has lower interest rates, from 1.9% to 2.9% per year.

For long-term terms of 12 months or more, savings interest rates at BIDV and VietinBank are the highest, reaching 4.9% and 5%/year respectively for terms of 24-36 months. Agribank has a relatively competitive interest rate, around 4.8%/year, while Vietcombank keeps it lower, around 4.7%/year.

In summary, Agribank leads in short terms, VietinBank stands out in long terms, and Vietcombank has the lowest interest rate in the Big 4 group.

Deposit 500 million at BIDV, how much interest do you receive?

Lai suat tai tung ky han khi gui 500 trieu dong tai BIDV.
Interest rate at each term when depositing 500 million VND at BIDV (online form)

Readers can quickly calculate interest rates using the following formula:

Interest = Deposit Amount × Interest Rate × Actual Number of Days/360 (or /12 for monthly calculation).

See the highest interest rates at banks HERE.

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