Non-resident Indian Deposits
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SBI's NRE Account: Features, How To Avail Loans, Interest Rates
State Bank of India (SBI), the largest lender of the country, allows non-resident Indians (NRI) customers to open a Non Resident External (NRE) Account.
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Not All Queueing Up At Reserve Bank Eligible To Deposit Notes: Government
Days before it becomes an offence to hold banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, the finance ministry has told parliament that some of the people queuing up at the Reserve Bank are "ineligible" to deposit old notes. The facility is open only for Non-Resident Indians and those who were travelling abroad during November-December last year, the go...
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Stuck With Worthless Cash After Notes Ban, Indians Abroad Get Innovative
With less than a month to go for the deadline to exchange or deposit old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, much of the non-resident Indian or NRI community is still stumped with what to do with their share of scrapped currency.
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NRIs In UK Will Get Help To Deposit Banned Notes: Indian Envoy
The government is looking at ways to help NRIs who may possess some banned currency notes so that they can deposit them at a branch of an Indian bank overseas, India's acting high commissioner to the UK said.
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NRI deposits in Kerala stands at Rs.62,708 crore
The bank deposits by non-resident Indians (NRI) in Kerala stood at Rs.62,708 crore till December 2012, bankers said on Tuesday.
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SBI's NRE Account: Features, How To Avail Loans, Interest Rates
State Bank of India (SBI), the largest lender of the country, allows non-resident Indians (NRI) customers to open a Non Resident External (NRE) Account.
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Not All Queueing Up At Reserve Bank Eligible To Deposit Notes: Government
Days before it becomes an offence to hold banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, the finance ministry has told parliament that some of the people queuing up at the Reserve Bank are "ineligible" to deposit old notes. The facility is open only for Non-Resident Indians and those who were travelling abroad during November-December last year, the go...
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Stuck With Worthless Cash After Notes Ban, Indians Abroad Get Innovative
With less than a month to go for the deadline to exchange or deposit old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, much of the non-resident Indian or NRI community is still stumped with what to do with their share of scrapped currency.
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NRIs In UK Will Get Help To Deposit Banned Notes: Indian Envoy
The government is looking at ways to help NRIs who may possess some banned currency notes so that they can deposit them at a branch of an Indian bank overseas, India's acting high commissioner to the UK said.
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NRI deposits in Kerala stands at Rs.62,708 crore
The bank deposits by non-resident Indians (NRI) in Kerala stood at Rs.62,708 crore till December 2012, bankers said on Tuesday.
