Open premium savings account in Indian Post, many facilities will be available with door step banking

Post Office Premium Savings Account: There are crores of customers of post office schemes across the country. Nowadays many types of investment schemes have come in the market, but even today a large number of people prefer to invest in post office schemes. In such a situation, the Indian Post Payment Bank (IPPB) has started a premium service so that the services of the post office can be improved. Under this service, now customers can open a premium savings account in the post office (Post Office Premium Saving Account). Through this premium account, you can get many services like door step banking for loans and many other facilities. The special thing about this account is that the account holder can deposit and withdraw as much money as he wants.

Benefits of Premium Savings Account-

You can get the loan facility through the premium savings account of the post office. You will get this facility through door step banking on this premium account. Along with this, if you pay any bill through this account, then you will also get the facility of cashback. You will also get the facility of virtual debit card with the account.

Along with this, pensioners will also get the facility to submit digital life certificates. This account has been specially created for those people whose digital transactions are very high. In this account, you will not have to pay any charge for transferring money from one post office account to another, but you will have to pay a separate charge for another bank account.

Process to open post office premium account-

To open this premium saving account (Post Office Saving Account) of IPPB, you have to visit the post office nearest to your home. Apart from this, you can also open this account through post man or Gramin Dak Seva. Explain that you will have to pay an annual fee of Rs 99 annually on the premium account. At the same time, on opening this account for the first time, Rs 149 and GST will have to be paid separately. At the same time, there is no limit of minimum balance in this account.

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