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Post Office Information in India For You

A post office in India is one of a network which reaches to everywhere in India from urban areas to cities. Post office in India widely using for sending any letter, post or parcel at domestic level and international level as well. In post office citizens of India can also open their saving bank accounts and get the benefits from it with several government schemes and it is approved by RBI so it is totally secure in terms of money savings and investing all over the world.
 

1. How To Open Saving Account in Post Office

For opening the saving account in post office you can go to near by post office in your locality and you can get an form for open your saving account from their very easily. The form is simple you just need to fill all the details related to you and you also need to attach pan card and adhaar card of yours along with form.

Why You Should Open Saving A/c in Post Office ?
Post Office in Indian is one of the largest network in India everywhere urban areas to metro cities and in this you 'll get 4% interest rate on your saving account which is very good as compare to others banks.

Check all the information related to post office saving account, Indian post payments bank and how to withdrawal money from post office in below video in Hindi language:




2. What is IPPB Account in Post Office

IPPB account in post office is an digital account which offers you all the standard services of banking including money transfer. With using of it we can achieve online banking for post office saving account as well.

3. Ways to Withdrawal Money From Post Office

You can withdrawal the money from post office physically and from ATM service as well of post office. Apart from post office ATM if you withdrawal the money then after 3 transaction in an month in Metro cities and 5 transaction in an month in Urban areas it will charge service fee which will detect automatically.


I hope this article is clear all your doubts related with post office saving accounts and IPPB accounts.


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