SBI Savings Bank Accounts For Minors: From Eligibility To Interest Rates
Customers can now acquaint their children with modern-day banking with State Bank of India (SBI) Savings accounts, Pehla Kadam and Pehli Udaan, mentioned country's largest lender in a tweet on its official handle @TheOfficialSBI. SBI's 'Pehla Kadam' and 'Pehli Udaan' are SBI's banking products launched specially for minors. According to SBI portal, these banking products will not only help children learn the importance of saving money but will also allow them to experiment with the 'buying power' of money. Both the savings accounts are fully loaded and replete with banking features like internet banking and mobile banking, added SBI.
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Acquaint your children with modern-day banking with our Savings accounts for minors - Pehla Kadam and Pehli Udaan. https://t.co/TZ5G3cIbeS
10 things to know about SBI's Pehla Kadam and Pehli Udaan savings bank accounts:Also readHow SBI Savings Plus Account Can Help You Earn Higher InterestAlso read:tate Bank Of India (SBI) ATM Cash Withdrawal Limit, Rules Explained
#StateBankOfIndia #StateBank #SBI #SBISavingsBankAccount #SavingsBankAccount #InternetBanking #MobileBanking #ChildrensAccounts #ATMCard pic.twitter.com/PlMWNPYViq— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) April 12, 2018
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