32-day deposit return for 500,000 TL updated: Highest net gain is 15,684 TL
According to current calculations, the 32-day net deposit return for 500,000 TL varies between 10,597 TL and 15,684 TL depending on the bank.
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The 32-day return table for 500,000 TL has been updated for time deposit rates, which are closely monitored by savers looking to protect their savings against inflation. According to the calculations, the net gain that the same amount will provide at the end of the maturity period shows significant differences between banks.
While the highest net gain on the list is seen at Türkiye Finans with 15,684 TL, Hayat Finans with 15,102 TL and Akbank with 15,008 TL were among the prominent institutions. The lowest net return was calculated at 10,597 TL in the Ziraat Katılım account.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GROSS RATE AND NET GAIN
In deposit comparisons, looking only at the announced interest or profit share rate is not sufficient. Although high gross rates stand out in some daily accounts, non-interest-bearing lower limits that must be kept in a demand deposit account and legal deductions can reduce the net return at the end of the maturity.
For this reason, experts point out that the net amount that will be credited to the account at the end of the maturity should be taken into account instead of the gross percentage rate when making a decision. Some banks may also offer additional interest advantages for time deposit accounts opened through digital channels.
32-DAY RETURN BY BANK
In current calculations based on a principal of 500,000 TL and a 32-day maturity, the interest/profit share rate, net gain, and end-of-maturity balance by bank are as follows:
| Bank | Interest/Profit share rate | Net gain | End-of-maturity balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Halkbank | 35 percent | 12,657 TL | 512,657 TL |
| Ziraat Katılım | 36 percent | 10,597 TL | 510,597 TL |
| Enpara | 37 percent | 13,380 TL | 513,380 TL |
| İş Bankası | 38.5 percent | 13,923 TL | 513,923 TL |
| Vakıf Katılım | 39.5 percent | 14,484 TL | 514,484 TL |
| Garanti BBVA | 41.25 percent | 14,917 TL | 514,917 TL |
| Akbank | 41.5 percent | 15,008 TL | 515,008 TL |
| Hayat Finans | 41.76 percent | 15,102 TL | 515,102 TL |
| GetirFinans | 43 percent | 14,208 TL | 514,208 TL |
| QNB | 43.5 percent | 14,056 TL | 514,056 TL |
| Yapı Kredi | 43.5 percent | 14,056 TL | 514,056 TL |
| TEB | 44 percent | 14,544 TL | 514,544 TL |
| ING Bank | 45 percent | 14,053 TL | 514,053 TL |
| DenizBank | 45 percent | 14,218 TL | 514,218 TL |
| Türk Ticaret Bankası | 45.25 percent | 14,963 TL | 514,963 TL |
| ON Dijital Bankacılık | 45.5 percent | 13,710 TL | 513,710 TL |
| Anadolubank | 46 percent | 14,370 TL | 514,370 TL |
| Odea | 46 percent | 14,408 TL | 514,408 TL |
| Alternatif Bank | 46 percent | 14,408 TL | 514,408 TL |
| Fibabanka | 46 percent | 14,708 TL | 514,708 TL |
| Türkiye Finans | 46 percent | 15,684 TL | 515,684 TL |
| Ziraat Dinamik | 47 percent | 12,096 TL | 512,096 TL |
DIGITAL CHANNELS AND DEDUCTIONS
The earnings announced in time deposit accounts are calculated as net figures after deducting income tax withholding. In addition, some banks may apply different rates to accounts opened via mobile and internet banking compared to branch channels.
For this reason, before making an investment decision, the current campaign conditions of the banks, the amounts required to be kept in demand deposit accounts, and the net balance to be obtained at the end of the maturity should be evaluated together.