Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS) rule change: Multiple 3 year extensions available now; should you opt for it or avoid?
SCSS new rule: A Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS) pays quarterly interest to the depositors during its tenure of five years. On maturity, the deposited amount is paid back to the SCSS investor. The depositor has the option to extend the scheme by three years. What has changed? Earlier, an SCSS account holder could extend the maturity by only three years. Now, the beneficiary gets the chance to extend the SCSS account multiple times in a block of three years for unlimited times
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