SBBJ Suraksha SB Account

SBBJ Suraksha SB Account Minimum average quarterly balance Rs50,000/- with free mediclaim policy upto Rs 1 lac for one year

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur Silver Savings Account

State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur Silver Savings Account Minimum average quarterly balance of Rs 5,000/- with free accidental insurance upto Rs 1 lac for first year. 25 cheque leaves free with multi city cheque book and facility of utility payment through ATM.

Syndicate bank Multi city SB for HNIs

Syndicate bank Multi city SB for HNIs Minimum average balance of Rs 25,000/- with facility to encash self cheques upto Rs 50,000/- in one day at all CBS branches.

Bank of Baroda’s new savings account

Bank of Baroda’s new savings account—Nagrik Bachat Khata Open account with initial amount of Rs 50 with no charges if balance of Rs 50 is not maintained. No. of withdrawals not to exceed three in a month through withdrawal slip with pass book. Cheque book of 10 leaves will be issued free for one year.

Axis Bank Zero Balance SB Account

Axis Bank Zero Balance SB Account No average quarterly balance with free debit card and accidental insurance cover upto Rs 2 lacs. Free mobile banking with at par cheque facility with clearing limit of Rs 50,000 and free quarterly statement with tele and internet banking.

SAVINGS BANK ACOOUNTS

Axis Bank Easy Access Savings Account Min. quarterly average balance to be maintained is Rs 5,000 in urban and metro centres and Rs 2500 in semi-urban areas. The account would provide at par cheque facility with ATM, tele banking, mobile banking facility. The interest would be payable on quarterly basis.

Banking Products and Services

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The changes that are taking place are so wide spread and fast that it becomes difficult to procure data from so many multiple sources at any given time. Trust banking is endeavouring to collate the maximum information about the different Bkg Prod and Ser. that are available in the banking domain for presenting it to its readers to take their pick. Through this new section we shall be highlighting the schemes of different banks for a better understanding of the available products and services. ( For confirmation the respective banks may be consulted)