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Restrictions on usage of ATMs of other banks
Although free third party ATM withdrawals were announced with much fanfare in April 2009, some restrictions are coming on such transactions from 15th October 2009. Read on for more details.Can’t find an ATM? Withdraw cash from a POS terminal using your debit card
RBI has now allowed withdrawal of cash using debit cards from POS terminals. You won’t have to look for ATMs any more!ICICI Bank cuts lending rates (FRR and I-BAR)
ICICI Bank has reduced its lending rates by 0.5% with effect from 5 June, 2009.Indian banks cut deposit and lending rates – yet again
After the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decreased key rates, many banks in India have lowered their deposit and lending rates.Free cash withdrawals from all ATMs in India from 1 April 2009
Starting 1st April 2009, cash withdrawal from any bank’s ATM in India would attract no charge.Tata Capital Debenture Issue – A review
Recently, Tata Capital has come up with a secured, non-convertible debenture issue.What are the features? Should you invest in it? Is it right for you? How does it compare with a bank fixed deposit (FD)? What about Tata Capital debenture vs a company FD?
Let’s find out.
Banks in India cut lending and deposit rates further
The banks in India have deepened the interest rate cuts announced earlier.Banks in India hike interest rate on FCNR, NRE deposits
Many Indian banks have increased the rate of interest offered on Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR) and non-Resident External (NRE) (Rupee) accounts.Banks in India start cutting lending and deposit rates
Indian banks, mostly public sector undertakings (PSUs) have started lowering the interest rates following the change in the overall interest rate environment in the country.Only paid out arrears to be subject to TDS for government employees
There were conflicting reports about the TDS on the arrears to be paid to central government employees as a result of the implementation of the sixth pay commission.The department of income tax has made clarifications.






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