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What Are The Best NRI Saving Accounts?

Zero Balance Saving and Current Accounts (Indian Banks)?

  • There are few banks in India offering a Zero balance accounts in there banks for saving accounts and now I also heard that ICICI bank is offering a FREE ZERO BALANCE CURRENT ROAMING ACCOUNT as i am not sure what is this and how to go for it and to whome should I contact it as if directly asked in Bank they refuse if there is any Zero Balance facility but there are few Agents whome Banks like ICICI, UTI, CITIBANK has given power to activate zero balance account for there slot of accounts can someone guide me or point me to those who can offer Zero balance Account for Saving and/or Current account Directly with out geting in touch with any bank ????? (MY LOCATION IS MUMBAI) looking forward for lods of answerzzzz :-) Thank in Advance

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    You may enquire directly from ICICI Bank directly regarding 'FREE ZERO BALANCE CURRENT ROAMING ACCOUNT' with out any hesitation and confusion for the practical solution.

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there is basically no zero balance account available. the rule is maintaining a overall balance over a period say a quarter or a month. least account opening charges are with SBI Rs500/- rest of them u can open with a bigger min amount

richik

It would seem you would not be able to avoid dealing with a bank in order to obtain a zero balance account from a bank. Best that you go to them directly with your question.

mahleezah

seems wrong

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