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Provident Fund Exceeding Rs 2.5 Lakh To Stop Earning Tax Free Interest From April
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh or more in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned from the next financial year
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Key Things To Know About SBI's Basic Savings Bank Deposit Account
SBI's zero balance account: A basic RuPay ATM-cum-debit card is issued free of cost and no annual maintenance charge is applied. The receipt/ credit of money through electronic payment channels like NEFT/RTGS is free. The deposit/ collection of cheques drawn by central/ state governments is also free for holders of such account. There is no charge ...
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How To Open Post Office Savings Account: Interest Rates, Tax Benefits, Other Details
Interest earned in a savings account is tax free up to Rs 10,000 per year from financial year 2012-13, noted India Post.
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SBI's Zero Balance Savings Account: Interest Rates, Debit Card And Other Benefits
Basic RuPay ATM-cum-Debit card will be issued to BSBD customers free of cost and no annual maintenance charge will be applied, said SBI.
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Need A Zero Balance Account? Here Are Your Options
Customers get a number of facilities such as free debit and ATM cards and internet banking with BSBD account.
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Have A Saving Account In Post Office? Here Are The ATM Charges You Have To Pay
Called Post Office Savings Account, the account can be opened by paying a minimum sum of Rs 20 and comes with an ATM facility. India Post offers an interest rate of 4 per cent on the balance in the savings account.
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This SBI Account Has No Minimum Balance Charges But Offers Same Interest Rate
Customers of these accounts are allowed to do only four free withdrawals in a month.
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Net Neutrality Battle in India Is Far From Over
Trai has made a landmark announcement strongly in favour of net neutrality, but some questions remain.
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Free Basics vs. Free Internet: Your Guide to the Raging Net Neutrality Debate
The debate currently raging in India has everything to do with the principles on top of which the Internet is built.
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Facebook 'Accidentally' Asks US-Based Users to Support Free Basics in India
According to Twitter updates, users who are not in India are seeing the petition page to support Facebok's zero-rated platform Free Basics.
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RBI allows banks to fix rates on non-resident deposits
Banks are free to determine interest rates on both savings deposits and term deposits for NRIs
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*IDBI Bank Treasurer:Savings bank deregulation towards freeing rates
MUMBAI, NOVEMBER 02Phone: +91 (22) 66866010. feedback@tickerplantindia.com Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.
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Freeing up of saving rates by RBI to cut bank profits: Moody's
Global ratings agency Moody's today said that RBI's recent move to deregulate savings interest rates will reduce banks' profitability. "Banks are now free to set their own interest rates ... a direct consequence of this policy is that banks can, and will, offer higher interest rates to compete for savings deposits, thereby, undermining the r...
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RBI frees savings deposit rate
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday liberalised the saving banks deposit interest rates. Currently, the savings bank rate is capped at 4 per cent. The move is a big positive for millions of bank customers. There will be a significant impact for customers in the rising interest rate scenario. Analysts see interest rates on savings acco...
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RBI favours freeing of interest rate on savings account
The Reserve Bank of India has said that deregulation of the interest rate on savings bank accounts would benefit savers, as it would enable lenders to come out with innovative products to attract more funds from low income households. "Deregulation will also allow banks to introduce product innovations which could also benefit depositors," ...
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Provident Fund Exceeding Rs 2.5 Lakh To Stop Earning Tax Free Interest From April
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh or more in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned from the next financial year
-
Key Things To Know About SBI's Basic Savings Bank Deposit Account
SBI's zero balance account: A basic RuPay ATM-cum-debit card is issued free of cost and no annual maintenance charge is applied. The receipt/ credit of money through electronic payment channels like NEFT/RTGS is free. The deposit/ collection of cheques drawn by central/ state governments is also free for holders of such account. There is no charge ...
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How To Open Post Office Savings Account: Interest Rates, Tax Benefits, Other Details
Interest earned in a savings account is tax free up to Rs 10,000 per year from financial year 2012-13, noted India Post.
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SBI's Zero Balance Savings Account: Interest Rates, Debit Card And Other Benefits
Basic RuPay ATM-cum-Debit card will be issued to BSBD customers free of cost and no annual maintenance charge will be applied, said SBI.
-
Need A Zero Balance Account? Here Are Your Options
Customers get a number of facilities such as free debit and ATM cards and internet banking with BSBD account.
-
Have A Saving Account In Post Office? Here Are The ATM Charges You Have To Pay
Called Post Office Savings Account, the account can be opened by paying a minimum sum of Rs 20 and comes with an ATM facility. India Post offers an interest rate of 4 per cent on the balance in the savings account.
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This SBI Account Has No Minimum Balance Charges But Offers Same Interest Rate
Customers of these accounts are allowed to do only four free withdrawals in a month.
-
Net Neutrality Battle in India Is Far From Over
Trai has made a landmark announcement strongly in favour of net neutrality, but some questions remain.
-
Free Basics vs. Free Internet: Your Guide to the Raging Net Neutrality Debate
The debate currently raging in India has everything to do with the principles on top of which the Internet is built.
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Facebook 'Accidentally' Asks US-Based Users to Support Free Basics in India
According to Twitter updates, users who are not in India are seeing the petition page to support Facebok's zero-rated platform Free Basics.
-
RBI allows banks to fix rates on non-resident deposits
Banks are free to determine interest rates on both savings deposits and term deposits for NRIs
-
*IDBI Bank Treasurer:Savings bank deregulation towards freeing rates
MUMBAI, NOVEMBER 02Phone: +91 (22) 66866010. feedback@tickerplantindia.com Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.
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Freeing up of saving rates by RBI to cut bank profits: Moody's
Global ratings agency Moody's today said that RBI's recent move to deregulate savings interest rates will reduce banks' profitability. "Banks are now free to set their own interest rates ... a direct consequence of this policy is that banks can, and will, offer higher interest rates to compete for savings deposits, thereby, undermining the r...
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RBI frees savings deposit rate
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday liberalised the saving banks deposit interest rates. Currently, the savings bank rate is capped at 4 per cent. The move is a big positive for millions of bank customers. There will be a significant impact for customers in the rising interest rate scenario. Analysts see interest rates on savings acco...
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RBI favours freeing of interest rate on savings account
The Reserve Bank of India has said that deregulation of the interest rate on savings bank accounts would benefit savers, as it would enable lenders to come out with innovative products to attract more funds from low income households. "Deregulation will also allow banks to introduce product innovations which could also benefit depositors," ...
