The Ministry of Finance has announced the issuance of 7.70% Government of India NSSF (C) Special Securities, maturing in 2036-37, for the financial year 2026-27. These non-transferable securities are specifically for investments made through the National Small Savings Fund and are not available to the public. The securities offer a 7.70% annual interest rate, payable half-yearly, with a 10-year tenure and are issued at par.
The Ministry of Finance has notified the issuance of 7.70% Government of India NSSF (C) (Non-Transferable) Special Securities, 2036-37 for the financial year 2026-27.
The notification, issued by the Department of Economic Affairs on June 16, 2026, outlines the terms and conditions governing these s
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FAQ :
These are 7.70% Government of India NSSF (C) (Non-Transferable) Special Securities, 2036-37, issued by the Ministry of Finance for the financial year 2026-27, designed for investments from the National Small Savings Fund.
The securities carry an annual interest rate of 7.70%, which is paid on a half-yearly basis.
The notified securities have a 10-year maturity period from the date of issue.
Only the Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs, can subscribe to these securities on behalf of the NSSF for specified invested amounts.
No, these securities are explicitly non-transferable and cannot be converted into any other form unless permitted by the Government in the future.
The Government will redeem these securities using a call option, in ten equal instalments, starting from the year following the issuance date.