It actually depends on the bank and the type of account you hold with them. Let us say you have an account with a bank that expects you to maintain a minimum balance of Rs. 1000/- at all times, they might charge you around Rs. 50/- or Rs. 100/- per month if you fail to maintain the minimum expected balance. You need to check with your bank for the exact charges.
You'd be charged a certain fee for going below the maintaining balance.
5500
at the end of the next business day
That is because the bank expects or rather needs you to maintain a certain minimum balance for them to be at a situation where it not a loss for them to maintain an account for you. Maintaining a bank account for a customer requires certain resources and the bank provides us in return for our commitment that we shall maintain the minimum balance requirements. If we fail to do so, it becomes unfeasible for the bank to provide the facility and hence they charge us a penalty when you go below the minimum balance requirement or '0' for worse case scenarios.
You need to maintain a total balance of at least 100,000 pesos or its foreign currency equivalent otherwise you will be charged with 300 pesos per month that it is below this limit.
Usually No. the bank will charge you a penalty fee for letting your balance go below the minimum amount. However if you repeat the same continuously the bank may close your checking account.
You'd be charged a certain fee for going below the maintaining balance.
The bank expects or rather needs you to maintain a certain minimum balance for them to be at a situation where it not a loss for them to maintain an account for you. Maintaining a bank account for a customer requires certain resources and the bank provides us in return for our commitment that we shall maintain the minimum balance requirements. If we fail to do so, it becomes unfeasible for the bank to provide the facility and hence they charge us a penalty when you go below the minimum balance requirement or '0' for worse case scenarios.
5500
at the end of the next business day
That is because the bank expects or rather needs you to maintain a certain minimum balance for them to be at a situation where it not a loss for them to maintain an account for you. Maintaining a bank account for a customer requires certain resources and the bank provides us in return for our commitment that we shall maintain the minimum balance requirements. If we fail to do so, it becomes unfeasible for the bank to provide the facility and hence they charge us a penalty when you go below the minimum balance requirement or '0' for worse case scenarios.
== == Most of the major banks require a minimum balance to keep open. While some smaller banks and credit unions let this rule slide to keep customers, Financial collapse of September 2008 has forced most banks to moving back to a minimum balance rule. The amount of the minimum balance often varies depending on the bank and the type of account. Savings accounts? Many savings accounts do require minimum balances. Typically as long as you keep the minimum balance in your account, they will not charge you a fee. Many banks offer accounts with no minimum balance or a very low minimum balance.
You need to maintain a total balance of at least 100,000 pesos or its foreign currency equivalent otherwise you will be charged with 300 pesos per month that it is below this limit.
Probably none, or a negative balance. Banks usually charge fees for accounts below a minimum balance, and so you will have nothing by the time you are 30. I had an account when I was 6. My mom put $25 in for me (which was the minimum balance at the time). I go back when I am 18, and they had charged fees and cancelled the account... they took my passbook. It is a nice idea to leave the money there and have it collect more money... unfortunately, banks nickel and dime you to death, so it doesn't work.
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it is not a penalty if the person you hit is the ball carrier. but it is however a penalty if the hit a lineman or any other non ball carrier.
First and foremost you will need to open a demat account. You also need to select a Share Trading Portal with whoch you can trade few are ICICI, shaekhan,Reliance etc.. there is no minimum balance but your bank may ask you to maintain minimum balance. Please go through the below site for more suggestons on investing. http://amisha2blog.blogspot.com/ Hope it helps. Save wisely