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State Bank of India (SBI), the largest government bank in the country, is going to change its service charge from October 1. These include service charges associated with depositing rupees at the bank, withdrawing rupees, use of checks, ATM transactions. A circular SBI has announced on their website regarding change in service charge. The bank has announced that from October 1st, customers will be able to deposit money in the bank free of charge for only 3 times in 6 months. After that, if you want to add Rs. But if you deposit, you will get 1 (Additional of GST). If you deposit 5 rupees in your account even after five or so, you will get 5 rupees. Will have to be deposited.
In addition, if the check bounces, the check writer will get Rs. Additional GST will have to be paid. GST together with this charge of Rs. Will happen. According to the new rules, as long as the number of transactions is increased from the bank's ATMs, it will be more expensive to go to the bank's branch and do NEFT and RTGS. In big cities, people will be able to make 8 transactions in ATMs a month. In other cities, 8 transactions can be made at ATMs. If a person uses another bank's ATM, then five transactions will be facilitated in a month.
If the bank can limit the use of ATMs to the minimum average balance holder above Rs 1 thousand, then below this the average balance holder will get 5 free transactions under the old rule. If a person goes to a bank branch and does RTGS or NEFT, he has to pay the charge. However, there is no charge on net banking, mobile banking transactions.
According to the bank circular, from October 1, only Rs 1 can be deposited from the account in the month, after depositing more than 3 times, a transaction will have to be charged at the rate of Rs. Bank charges 5% GST on service charge. Importantly, there is no limit to the amount of money deposited in any bank account at present. Any person can deposit money in his account at any time.
SBI has tightened check return rules. If any check technical reason (other than bounce) returns after October 1, then the issuer of the check will have to pay a GST charge of Rs. That is, with GST, the charge will be equal to Rs.
SBI has relieved the charge on the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS). From October 1, it will be cheaper to go to the bank branch and do RTGS. From October 1, a charge of Rs 5 + GST will be charged on RTGS from 1 to 2 lakh rupees. RTGS over Rs 1 Lakh will have to charge 1 rupees + GST. At present, a charge of Rs 1 for RTGS up to Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 1 lakh for RTGS above Rs.
State Bank of India (SBI), the largest government bank in the country, is going to change its service charge from October1.
These include service charges associated with depositing rupees into the bank, withdrawing rupees, use of checks, ATM transactions. A circular SBI has announced on their website regarding change in service charge.
The bank has announced that from October 1st, customers will be able to deposit money in the bank free of charge only for 6 times in 6 months. After that, if you want to add Rs. But if you deposit, you will get 1 Rs. (Additional of GST). If you deposit 5 rupees in your account even after five or so, you will get 5 rupees. Will have to be deposited.
In addition, if the check bounces, the check writer will get Rs. Additional GST will have to be paid. GST together with this charge of Rs. Will happen. According to the new rules, as long as the number of transactions is increased from the bank's ATMs, it will be more expensive to go to the bank's branch and do NEFT and RTGS. In big cities, people will be able to make 8 transactions in ATMs a month. In other cities, 8 transactions can be made at ATMs. If a person uses another bank's ATM, then five transactions will be facilitated in a month.
If the bank can limit the use of ATMs to the minimum average balance holder above Rs 1,000, then below this the average balance holder will get 5 free transactions under the old rule. If a person goes to a bank branch and does RTGS or NEFT, he has to pay the charge. However, there is no charge on net banking, mobile banking transactions.
