SBI Monthly Income Scheme June 2026: Apply Online From Home For Best Return



SBI Monthly Income Scheme is not a separate "MIS account" like the Post Office MIS scheme. It is generally a Fixed Deposit where you have to invest a lump sum amount and the bank will pay monthly interest into you saving account.

SBI Monthly Income Scheme June 2026: Apply Online From Home For Best Return

Deposit Limit

  • Minimum deposit amount: Rs. 1000
  • Maximum deposit amount: No upper limit.

Latest Interest Rate

Deposit Tenure Interest Rate (General) Interest Rate (Senior Citizens)
1 to 2 years 6.25% 6.75%
2 to 3 years 6.40% 6.90%
3 to 5 years 6.30% 6.80%
5 to 10 years 6.05% 7.05%

Also Read: FD Interest Rates for 444-Day Special Scheme 2026

For Example

Say the investment is made for 3 years for non senior and 5 years for senior.

Investment Monthly Interest For General Customer (6.40% p.a) Monthly Interest For Senior Citizens (7.05% p.a)
₹1,00,000 ₹533 ₹588
₹5,00,000 ₹2,667 ₹2,938
₹1,00,0000 ₹5,333 ₹5,875
₹15,00,000 ₹8,000 ₹8,813
₹20,00,000 ₹10,667 ₹11,750
 

How to Apply SBI Monthly Income Scheme Online?

Log in to SBI through Internet Banking using your username and password.

  • Go to the Fixed Deposit (FD) section.
  • Choose Monthly Interest Payout to receive interest every month.
  • Enter the deposit amount, tenure (FD period) and payout instructions.
  • Review the details and confirm the FD request.
  • Once created, the monthly interest will be credited to your linked savings account.
  • At maturity, your principal amount is returned as per the FD terms.

Also Read: Post Office Fixed Deposit Scheme 2026

Who Should Choose It?

Suitable For:

  • Retired people
  • Anyone needing regular monthly income
  • Investors seeking low-risk returns

Risk Level:

  • Very low risk 
  • DICGC insurance covers up to ₹5 lakh per depositor per bank

Calculation

Annual Interest = Principal × Interest Rate

Monthly Income = Annual Interest ÷ 12

 

Tax Implication

  • Interest earned from bank FD is fully taxable under "income from other source".
  • Tax is applicable according to income-tax slab.
  • SBI may deduct TDS if interest exceeds prescribed limits.
  • Eligible customers can submit Form 121 to avoid TDS.

Premature Withdrawal

  • If you withdraw an FD early:
  • SBI may charge a penalty on interest.
  • Interest earned may be reduced.

Also Read: Post Office Monthly Income Scheme 2026


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