The Indian Post Office has made some changes to the account holders. The Post Office has increased the withdrawal limit for customers. The limit for withdrawing money from savings schemes has been increased. Seeing so many changes like this, the post office also seems to be providing services to the banks.
It’s the Rural Postal Service from the account of the holders of Rs. 20,000 can be taken in a day. However, in the past, the limit was only Rs 5,000. However, no branch postmaster is allowed to make a cash deposit of more than fifty thousand rupees. According to the new rules, those who have accounts other than their savings account can do so through TPF, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, Monthly Income Scheme, Kisan Vikas Patra, National Savings Certificate Scheme, Acceptance or Withdraw Form.
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Also, when it comes to the minimum balance , you get four per cent interest on the post office savings scheme . However, when the minimum balance of Rs 500 should be maintained. If not, one hundred rupees will be deducted under the maintenance fee.
Post Office Plans
– Post Office Savings Scheme
– 5 years Post Office Recurring Deposit Account
– The Post Office Fixed Deposit Account
– The Post Office Monthly Income Scheme Account
– Senior Citizen Savings Scheme
– A 15-year Public Provident Fund account
– Sukanya sustaining scheme
– National savings certificate
– Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP)
Interest on Post Office Savings Schemes
Post Office Savings Account 4.0
1 year TD Account 5.5
2 years TD Account 5.5
5 years TD Account 6.7
5 years RD 5.8
Senior Citizen Savings Scheme 7.4
PPF 7.1
Kisan Vikas 6.9
Sukanya Samridhi Account 7.6
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