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- Sri Lankans /Foreign Nationals (aged 18 years and above) or Sri Lankan Entities ( Companies, Firms, Clubs, Societies ) are permitted to open savings accounts.
- Initial deposit is Rs. 1,000/- .
- Interest rate is periodically adjusted to be in line with market rates.
- Interest is calculated on a average balance and credited monthly.
- Cheque deposits are permitted if properly introduced.
- Accepted as security for credit facilities ( Overdrafts, Loans)
- Fully automated cash / cheque deposits, no filling of forms.
- Provision to transfer and receive money on the same day through "RTGS / SLIPS" transfers.
- You could nominate any person /s, as beneficiary to your account balances, during the relationship for amounts of your choice
- You could appoint any person of full contractual capacity to operate the account in your absence
- Automated daily fax - statement free of charge on all accounts maintained - transmitted on the same day.
- Provision to give standing order instructions on these accounts.
- Unique number for each Customer - common to all types of accounts opened.
- All transactions will be recorded in a special passbook or a statement as per clients request.
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Initial Deposit - Rs. 1000/=
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- Maintain your deposit for 90 consecutive days respectively.
- All Deposits are tracked individually.
- Each individual deposit interest rate, is subjected to reduction, if any withdrawal is done, within the specified period.
- Interest is calculated on a average basis and credited monthly either to the same account or to a separate Current/ Saving account. Crediting interest to a separate account will enable the client to enjoy earning interest at the highest rate, as the withdrawal of interest is not debited to the respective savings account.
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Initial Deposit - Rs. 100/=
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- Minors below 15 years of age are eligible to open these accounts.
- The account will be opened in the name of the child.
- Interest rate is periodically adjusted to be in line with market rates.
- Interest is calculated on a daily balance and credited monthly.
- Withdrawals are generally permitted once the Minor becomes a major, at the age of 18 years.
- No withdrawals are permitted until the age of 18 years. Withdrawals may be permitted before that at the discretion of the bank for the child´s medical or educational or maintenance purposes.
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Initial Deposit - Rs. 1000/=
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- Maintain your deposit for 180 consecutive days respectively.
- All Deposits are tracked individually.
- Each individual deposit interest rate, is subjected to reduction, if any withdrawal is done, within the specified period.
- Interest is calculated on a daily basis and credited monthly either to the same account or to a separate Current/ Saving account. Crediting interest to a separate account will enable the client to enjoy earning interest at the highest rate, as the withdrawal of interest is not debited to the respective savings account.
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Initial Deposit - Rs. 5000/=
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- Sri Lankans /Foreign Nationals (aged 18 years and above) or Sri Lankan Entities ( Companies, Firms, Clubs, Societies ) are permitted to open savings accounts.
- Initial deposit is Rs. 5,000/- .
- Interest rate is periodically adjusted to be in line with market rates.
- Interest is calculated on a average balance and credited monthly.
- Cheque deposits are permitted if properly introduced.
- Accepted as security for credit facilities ( Overdrafts, Loans)
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- Attractive Interest Rates for Savings.
- Special Loan facilities .
- Special Interest Rates on fixed Deposits.
- Special Interest rates for Pawning.
- Free “Easy Plus” Current Account.
- A host of other benefits.
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Withholding Tax is applicable for all above products under regulations issued by the Department of Inland Revenue Circular Ref :SEC/2011/1 dated 28/02/2011.
- Please refer for details under publications and reports |
