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PM Launches India's Largest Payments Bank With Shot At Congress: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched the India Post Payments Bank or IPPB -- the largest payments bank in the country by network size. A payments bank operates on a small scale; it carries out most banking operations but cannot give loans or issue credit cards directly. The new bank will leverage the postal department's vast network ac...
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Post Office Saving Schemes: 5 Key Questions Answered Here
The Department of Posts offers many investment schemes - including PPF, KVP and NSC - to customers with attractive interest rates and income tax benefits.
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Latest Interest Rates On Post Office Saving Schemes: PPF Vs NSC Vs Recurring Deposit (RD)
The Department of Posts offers nine post office saving schemes that offer savings and income tax benefits to depositors.
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Post Office Savings Schemes That Offer Income Tax Benefits
Apart from many banks, post offices also offer the popular tax-saving scheme PPF, which qualifies for EEE (exempt-exempt-exempt) benefits under tax laws.
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How To Close SBI's PPF Accounts If You Are An NRI
In case an NRI has not yet closed his/her PPF account with SBI, he/she would be getting a post office saving bank account rate, which at present is 4%, said SBI.
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Changes In PPF, NSC Rules: Here Are Five Things To Know
As per the latest rules, if a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account holder becomes an NRI, his or her PPF account will be deemed closed even if it is yet to mature. An interest rate applicable to Post Office savings accounts will apply to the PPF deposit.
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Yes, Old Notes Can Be Deposited In Post Office Accounts
People can deposit the now-invalid Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination currency notes in their Post Office savings accounts, the Finance Ministry said today.
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PM Launches India's Largest Payments Bank With Shot At Congress: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched the India Post Payments Bank or IPPB -- the largest payments bank in the country by network size. A payments bank operates on a small scale; it carries out most banking operations but cannot give loans or issue credit cards directly. The new bank will leverage the postal department's vast network ac...
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Post Office Saving Schemes: 5 Key Questions Answered Here
The Department of Posts offers many investment schemes - including PPF, KVP and NSC - to customers with attractive interest rates and income tax benefits.
-
Latest Interest Rates On Post Office Saving Schemes: PPF Vs NSC Vs Recurring Deposit (RD)
The Department of Posts offers nine post office saving schemes that offer savings and income tax benefits to depositors.
-
Post Office Savings Schemes That Offer Income Tax Benefits
Apart from many banks, post offices also offer the popular tax-saving scheme PPF, which qualifies for EEE (exempt-exempt-exempt) benefits under tax laws.
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How To Close SBI's PPF Accounts If You Are An NRI
In case an NRI has not yet closed his/her PPF account with SBI, he/she would be getting a post office saving bank account rate, which at present is 4%, said SBI.
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Changes In PPF, NSC Rules: Here Are Five Things To Know
As per the latest rules, if a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account holder becomes an NRI, his or her PPF account will be deemed closed even if it is yet to mature. An interest rate applicable to Post Office savings accounts will apply to the PPF deposit.
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Yes, Old Notes Can Be Deposited In Post Office Accounts
People can deposit the now-invalid Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination currency notes in their Post Office savings accounts, the Finance Ministry said today.
