Money doesn’t grow on trees, but the right savings and investment plans can help it grow. The pandemic has triggered a great deal of uncertainty and risk aversion in the way we invest our hard-earned money. Many of us want to turn away from high-risk instruments or lower our exposure to them while increasing our low-risk investments. Debt instruments are considered safe and include bonds, debentures, certificates of deposits, debt funds, fixed deposits, etc.
Keeping your money in a bank is safe, but your savings account will give you a mere 3.5% return. One way to diversify your corpus is bank FDs and corporate FDs. Bank FDs offer a return of 5-5.5%, whereas corporate FDs earn higher returns while maintaining low-risk levels. A corporate FD
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