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2 mins Read | 2 Years Ago

Which Savings Account is best suited for you?

Simple ways to earn higher Interest on your Savings Bank Account

 

Customers always prefer a Savings Account because of it offers security and liquidity. But opening a Savings Account is not enough. Selecting the right type of Savings Fund for yourself is equally important to avail the numerous benefits. Read on to know more.

1. Regular Savings Account:

A Regular Savings Account helps you save money securely with a regular interest on the deposit, which doesn’t oscillate from high to low and vice versa. Customers interested in this type of Savings Account simply want to keep a portion of their money liquid and safe in a bank.

2. Savings Account for students:

Campus Account is a type of Savings Account availed by students who are pursuing pre-approved courses and are aged between 18 and 27 years. There is also a Student Account available for NRI students.

3. Family Savings Account:

Family Savings Account is the type of Account that lets your family members address all their banking needs through a common platform. It is a better choice over a Regular Savings Account in terms of lower minimum balance requirements, wealth management and other features. To learn more about a Family Savings Deposit Account get in touch with ICICI Bank’s Family Banking Division.

3-in-1 Account

Trade successfully in the markets with a regular Bank, Demat and Trading Account under one product. As retail-trading gains ground in the nation, more leading financial institutions and banks are offering 3-in-one Accounts to customers.

5.Salaried Accounts:

The Salaried Account is exclusively meant for salaried employees with all the usual advantages of a Regular Savings Account. A Zero Minimum Balance requirement means that a minimum amount need not be maintained in your Account.

Different types of Savings accounts come with rates, with some offering a higher rate than a Regular Savings Account. So, make sure you choose wisely!

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