Common Bank Account Type

by Shakti Singh Dulawat on January 8, 2010

The SBI or the State Bank of India is the largest bank in India. The SBI offer their customers bank accounts. For more information on how to apply for bank accounts, please read our article regarding that, the title is, Open a Savings Bank Account with SBI. But if you are looking for what types of bank accounts are offered, here are some types of bank account: savings account, current, PPF account, salary accounts, senior citizen and retirement savings account, no frills account, group account, demat account corporate group account, business current account, online bank account for the world wide web use, 3-in-1 account for online trading, international banking Nostro and Forex trading account, NRI accounts like NRE, NRO, FCNR accounts and so much more.

1) Savings account.
If you are going to have a deposit here, it is liquid, could give you a high interest and most important of all, it is very safe.
2) No Frills Account.
If you cannot have some of the requirements of the SBI, you may try to apply at the no frills account as this targeted those customers who cannot pass some of the basic requirements. They will also charge fewer amounts and could give you minimum balance maintenance.
3) Salary Account.
This is good for the employees, as this will manage the salary of the employees and instant credit of salaries to the employees’ account will be made easier.
4) NRI Accounts.
This is the special account for the savings and transactions for the NRI’s. It also includes other accounts like NRE rupee, NRO A/cs, FCNBR, savings, current accounts and fixed deposit accounts.
5) International Banking Accounts.
This is the solution for the international banking. And also includes, Nostro accounts, Forex , trading account and more.
6) Corporate accounts group.
This is good for the corporate clients which needs the banking needs.
7) Online Trading Accounts.
This is good for the online trading services by a special trading account.
8) Internet Banking Account.
It is just a click and away right in your computer, it will enable you to have transactions via your internet.
9) Demat account.
Your share trading and investment in mutual funds and other equity and debenture derivatives and products is done through this SBI’s Demat account.
10) Government account.
This is coordinating agency among dealings of the Central Government and RBI transactions. This account handles government business.
11) PPF account.
This invites investments to the fund and in return also offers income tax rebates along with interest on the investments. It also offers PPF account where you can manage your investments in PPF.
12) Business current account.
It is customized for the businessmen with the easy fund transfer; bill handling and outstation cheque collection facilities.

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Ratan Singh Shekhawat January 9, 2010 at 6:31 pm
rebelvj January 11, 2010 at 11:10 am

I was actually planning of opening a bank account esp. when a friend of mine encourages me to do so as early as now, this is one good way having your money into place safe plus getting an interest as well. I was used to having atm cards so that's why, but right now I might consider it, here in Phil. BDO (Banco de Oro) is one of the largest banks in the country, note that they actually have a required maintaining balance of P4,000 pesos to be able to have a continuous active account.Since this a good financial topic, would you mind stretching out more with regard to the term "maintaining balance" for a bank account, since some banks would actually require. Thanks, and yet it's another nice post.Princess Kathleene Gabunales

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Emily June 2, 2010 at 9:05 am

I was actually planning of opening a bank account esp. when a friend of mine encourages me to do so as early as now, this is one good way having your money into place safe plus getting an interest as well. I was used to having atm cards so that’s why, but right now I might consider it, here in Phil. BDO (Banco de Oro) is one of the largest banks in the country, note that they actually have a required maintaining balance of P4,000 pesos to be able to have a continuous active account.Since this a good financial topic, would you mind stretching out more with regard to the term “maintaining balance” for a bank account, since some banks would actually require. Thanks, and yet it’s another nice post.Princess Kathleene Gabunales

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Amy June 4, 2010 at 7:38 am
Amy June 6, 2010 at 12:35 pm

I was actually planning of opening a bank account esp. when a friend of mine encourages me to do so as early as now, this is one good way having your money into place safe plus getting an interest as well. I was used to having atm cards so that’s why, but right now I might consider it, here in Phil. BDO (Banco de Oro) is one of the largest banks in the country, note that they actually have a required maintaining balance of P4,000 pesos to be able to have a continuous active account.Since this a good financial topic, would you mind stretching out more with regard to the term “maintaining balance” for a bank account, since some banks would actually require. Thanks, and yet it’s another nice post.Princess Kathleene Gabunales

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puneet sahalot June 9, 2010 at 10:24 am

thnx for this info :)

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