No
more low deposit luxury from Banks
The luxury of keeping a low bank balance in your savings account may not be
available for long. Banks are now trying to ensure some "financial
discipline" in this respect. Some banks may charge a penalty
for those who fail to maintain a financial discipline in terms of
minimum balance, while others will go to the extent of terminating
their relationship with the customer.
The minimum balance to be maintained by customers of State Bank
of India in its personal branches is RS 10,000. For fixed deposits
the minimum balance is at RS 50,000. At IDBI Bank the penalty varies
from RS 75-500. At the UTI bank the customer is required to maintain
an average quarterly balance of RS 5,000.
According to some banks, when many value-added services are being
offered to customers these days, the customer needs to reciprocate
in the form of minimum balance. Banks clearly not interested in
entertaining unprofitable customers.
Source: Times News Network www.timesofindia.com
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