National Savings Certificate (NSC) is a tax-saving investment scheme offered by the Government of India. It is considered a fixed income, secure, low-risk scheme and is available at all Post Offices in India. The scheme’s primary objective is to build savings for average and low-income earning individuals while providing them tax benefits. In this article, let’s explore NSC, its features, how to calculate it, and NSC interest rates.
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