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PPF Still Pays 7.1%: Should Long-Term Savers Wait For A Rate Hike?

The government has retained the Public Provident Fund (PPF) interest rate at 7.1% for the October-December 2026 quarter. Here is why long-term savers may not need to wait for a rate hike before investing.

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PPF Still Pays 7.1%: Should Long-Term Savers Wait For A Rate Hike?
The government has retained the Public Provident Fund (PPF) interest rate at 7.1% for the October-December 2026 quarter. Here is why long-term savers may not need to wait for a rate hike before investing.
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