Multiple banks raise fixed deposit rates for senior citizens to 8.25%

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Several banks, including private and public sector lenders, have increased fixed deposit rates for senior citizens. These new rates, reaching up to 8.25% per annum, were announced recently. The offers are available on tenures ranging from three to five years. This move aims to attract long-term deposits from retirees seeking higher returns.

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