Can anyone recommend bonds that yield quarterly returns?

Bank FDs don’t go beyond 8% for a year and then we pay a good amount of tax on this. Are there any better avenues to invest for short term? (up to a year).

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My parents are retiring in a couple of years, have govt pension but also have a sizable corpus in their PF account. Need advice on investment options, have no loans or debt right now. Focus on growing money with relatively low risk tolerance. Have considered FD, Debt fund. What about the senior citizen saving scheme, is it good? What other options can I explore apart from gold and real estate?

How much safe is it to put say 5L+ in Cred mint

Is it good to invest in bonds? What are some good bonds to buy? And how much is the minimum amount required to buy one?

As the title reads - I am looking to invest a small amount for a short term (1-1.5 year) and I don't want exceptional returns as my risk appetite is small. I am just looking for safe options that can protect & grow my monry enough to lighten the blow of inflation. I am planning to get married in the next 2 years and will need this money then. TIA

Which investment avenues offer returns better than Fixed Deposits, while also providing liquidity and a comparatively shorter lock-in period?

Please suggest some short-term (6Months - 1 Year) investment options, other than FD with good returns.