Post Office Special Scheme: By investing this much amount in lump sum, you will get interest of Rs 1,11,000 annually

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Post Office Monthly Income Scheme: If you want to invest your savings in a place from where you get good income every month. In such a situation, this news is especially for you.

Today we are going to tell you about a very great scheme of the post office. The name of this scheme of the post office is Monthly Income Scheme. By investing in this scheme, you do not have to face the dangers of any kind of market risks.

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Your money is completely safe. You can invest in this scheme to get regular income. In the Monthly Income Scheme of the Post Office, you have to make a lump sum investment. After this, you get regular income on it for five years. You also get many great benefits in this scheme. In this episode, let us know in detail about the Monthly Income Scheme of the Post Office –

Post Office Monthly Income Scheme is a small savings scheme. In this scheme of post office, you can open your account both singly and jointly. If you are opening a single account in the Monthly Income Scheme of the post office, then you can invest a maximum of 9 lakh rupees in it. Whereas if you are opening a joint account in this scheme, then you can invest a maximum of 15 lakh rupees.

At present, you are getting an interest rate of 7.4 percent on investing in this scheme. If you invest Rs 9 lakh in lump sum in this scheme, you will get Rs 5,550 as interest every month. If you open a joint account in this scheme and invest a lump sum of Rs 15 lakh, you will get Rs 9,250 as interest every month. In this case, you will get an interest of Rs 1,11,000 annually.

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