NSC Maturity Calculator

Calculate National Savings Certificate returns with tax benefits under Section 80C. Get accurate maturity amounts, interest earnings, and understand the compounding benefits of NSC investments.

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NSC Investment Details

NSC VIII Issue
NSC IX Issue
Post Office
₹1,00,000
NSC: Minimum ₹100, No maximum limit (subject to Section 80C limit of ₹1.5 lakhs)
5 Years
%
7.7%
Current NSC Rates (Quarterly):
NSC VIII Issue 7.7% per annum
Compounding Annual compounding
Tenure 5 years
Tax Benefit Section 80C eligible
₹46,500
Estimated Tax Saving @ 31.2%

Additional Options

NSC investments qualify for tax deduction under Section 80C up to ₹1.5 lakhs
Select your applicable income tax slab for accurate tax saving calculation
Interest is automatically reinvested in NSC (compounded annually)
NSC typically compounds interest annually and pays at maturity

NSC Investment Results

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Total Maturity Amount
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Total Interest Earned
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NSC Investment Benefits

  • Tax Benefits: Eligible for deduction under Section 80C up to ₹1.5 lakhs
  • Government Backed: Complete safety with sovereign guarantee
  • Fixed Returns: Guaranteed interest rates with annual compounding
  • No Maximum Limit: Invest any amount (tax benefit limited to ₹1.5 lakhs)
  • Transferable: Can be transferred from one person to another
  • Nomination Facility: Available for NSC certificates
  • Loan Collateral: Can be used as security for loans

Tax Savings

Save taxes under Section 80C while building your wealth with guaranteed returns

Capital Safety

Government-backed security ensures complete protection of your principal amount

Compounding

Annual compounding helps your investment grow faster with interest on interest

Easy Access

Available at post offices and authorized banks across India for convenient investment

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NSC Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum investment in NSC?

The minimum investment amount in National Savings Certificate is ₹100, and there is no maximum limit. However, tax benefits under Section 80C are limited to ₹1.5 lakhs per financial year.

Can I withdraw NSC before maturity?

Premature withdrawal is allowed only in specific cases like death of holder, forfeiture by pledgee, or on order by court. Normal premature withdrawal is not permitted.

Is NSC interest taxable?

The interest earned is taxable, but it is automatically reinvested and qualifies for Section 80C deduction in subsequent years (except the last year).

What is the difference between NSC VIII and IX issue?

NSC VIII issue has 5-year maturity, while NSC IX issue has 10-year maturity. Currently, only NSC VIII issue is available for new investments.