Understand what a BPI time deposit is and why it is used for fixed-return savings.
A time deposit (also called a timedeposit) is a bank deposit that earns interest for a set term. Your principal stays locked until maturity, and interest is typically credited at maturity.
BPI time deposits are designed for capital preservation with predictable returns. Terms commonly include 35, 91, 182, and 364 days, with rates depending on amount and tenor.
Common options include standard time deposits, Auto Renew time deposits that roll over at maturity, and longer-term products such as Plan Ahead (5-year) time deposit.
Before placing funds, compare the term length, expected interest at maturity, and what happens if you need to pre-terminate the deposit.
Quick checklist: confirm the deposit amount, tenor, displayed rate, maturity date, and settlement account before you finalize the placement.
If you are planning multiple goals, consider a ladder across different maturities so you get periodic access to funds without early termination.
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