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SBI slashes penalty for not maintaining minimum balance from Rs 50 to Rs 15

The charges for non-maintenance of AMB for customers in metro and urban centres have been reduced from a maximum of Rs 50 per month to Rs 15, excluding GST

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SBI on Tuesday said that it has reduced the penalty for non maintenance of the stipulated average minimum balance (AMB) in a customer's account.

The charges for non-maintenance of AMB for customers in metro and urban centres have been reduced from a maximum of Rs 50 per month  to Rs 15, excluding GST.

Similarly, the charges for semi-urban and rural centres have been revised from Rs 40 to Rs 12 and Rs 10 respectively.

The bank, in a press release, said the cut in fines will benefit 250 million account holders out of its 410 million savings account holders.

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