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  • Kotak Bank Increases Locker Charges

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    Well, according to RBI's current rules, locker compensation is capped at 100 times the annual rent for losses due to bank negligence (theft, fire, or fraud). So, for your ₹8,000 Kotak locker, you’re covered for up to ₹8 lakh.

    SBI’s metro medium locker fees are lower at ₹4,000 + GST. Switching to SBI can save you about ₹40,000–50,000 over ten years. If you want better service and quick access, Kotak’s higher fees make sense. However, if you're looking for safety at a reasonable price, moving to a PSU bank is a smart choice for the long run.

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    I'm planning to use the SHCIL e-Stamp portal, but I’m nervous about my payment getting lost. How can I ensure that my bank and the registrar are on the same page? What’s the best way to map my RTGS/NEFT payment to avoid delays?

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    Mudra loans are officially collateral-free up to ₹10 lakh, so why are some branches still asking me for property security? Does this inconsistent "ground-level" pressure hinder small entrepreneurs like me from getting started?

  • Challenges of Account Freezing

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  • Saving account with an auto-sweep facility.

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    Yes, HDFC charges some fees if you choose the auto sweep services. Additionally, HDFC charges fees for early withdrawals from fixed deposits. The threshold amount is entirely dependent on your spending and saving habits. Many set it at ₹25,000–₹50,000, hence just the additional money gets cleaned.

    Regarding the hidden charges, it's advisable to consult with bank officials to gain further clarity on whether to choose this service or not.

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    HDFC, ICICI, and SBI Bank allow the opening of PPF accounts online. The current PPF interest rate is 7.1% which is the same for all the banks. Minimum Rs. 500 you need to deposit and it will go upto Rs.1.5 lakh annually.
    Look for a bank known for good online service. Do some research online or visit banks' websites to compare features and choose the one that best suits your needs.