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State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, has started charging new rates on all services to its customers from June 1. These new rates have resulted in changes in ATMs, online transactions, banking taxation services, check book etc. for SBI customers. What are the new rules:
Charging at ATM
Customers who have cash withdrawal from ATM using Mobile Wallet State Bank Buddy will have to pay 25 rupees per transaction charge. In the next one month, Savings Bank account customers who have been trading more than 4 Vidarvals will have to pay 50 rupees per transaction. Service tax on this 50 rupees charge will be payable separately. At the same time, the service tax will be payable with a fee of 20 rupees for withdrawal from any other bank's ATM. At the same time, SBI will have to pay 10 rupees and additional service tax to be withdrawn from the ATM. Apart from this, on the General Savings Bank account, 8 transactions in metro cities and 10 transactions in non-metro cities will be free as before.
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State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, has started charging new rates on all services to its customers from June 1. These new rates have resulted in changes in ATMs, online transactions, banking taxation services, check book etc. for SBI customers. What are the new rules:
Charging at ATM
Customers who have cash withdrawal from ATM using Mobile Wallet State Bank Buddy will have to pay 25 rupees per transaction charge. In the next one month, Savings Bank account customers who have been trading more than 4 Vidarvals will have to pay 50 rupees per transaction. Service tax on this 50 rupees charge will be payable separately. At the same time, the service tax will be payable with a fee of 20 rupees for withdrawal from any other bank's ATM. At the same time, SBI will have to pay 10 rupees and additional service tax to be withdrawn from the ATM. Apart from this, on the General Savings Bank account, 8 transactions in metro cities and 10 transactions in non-metro cities will be free as before.
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