Premium Savings Account

Premium Savings Account

Premium Saving Account is a deposit scheme designed to cater the saving needs of individuals. The main concept behind the Premium Savings Account is to accommodate the individuals who have deposits in higher volume for saving and expect high interest with all the banking facility.

Premium Savings Account
7.03 %
Total Interest Rate

Last Updated Date: May 17, 2022

Civil Bank Ltd

With the vision to become the most trusted bank by providing the latest banking services and support to its customers, Civil Bank has started its banking journey from 2010. This bank has become a bigger institution in terms of capital, asset sizes and branches. In the short span of time it has uplifted its status so much that its workforce has also increased significantly to exceed 400 and has 41 branches of network. By expanding its network branches and workforce, it has been able to meet the needs and every demands of the customer. It has the superior values and moral principles which aims to succeed and reach to the higher status by maintaining the corporate values. On the banking journey it has moved forward with the mission to become the Nepali’s banking partner by extending all types of banking services. The main objective of the Civil Bank is to be innovative and be dedicated to customer services. By providing prudent expansion on the services and by providing competitive human resources, Civil Bank tries to contribute directly or indirectly in the economic growth of the country. Civil Bank has now substantially grown to become a bigger institution in terms of capital, asset size and business volumes. With the completion of recent merger with (former) International Leasing and. In a short span of time, the total strength of the bank’s workforce has also increased significantly to exceed 850+ and its network of branches have reached 97 enabling the Bank to meet the demands and financial/ banking requirements of the customer across the country more efficiently.

Premium Savings Account

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Documents Required for Premium Saving Account

  1. Personal Account Opening Form
  2. Identification documents such as Citizenship Certificate /Valid Passport issued by Government of Nepal
  3. Birth Certificate (in case of Minors) along with legal identification documents of the parents/guardians who will operate the account
  4. Two recent Passport (PP) size photographs of the account holder
  5. Legal Identification documents along with PP size photograph of the Nominee
  6. Duly filled KYC form
  7. Any other documents specified by banks


What is a Premium Bank Account?

Premium savings accounts are specialized savings accounts that offer improved and enhanced banking features and customized services. These types of accounts are best suited for people that have an extreme paucity of time, need premium services or require relaxed and customized norms.As cash deposits and withdrawals of Rs 10 lakh or more in a bank account in a financial year are required to be reported to the tax authorities, you need to be careful if you are exceeding the prescribed threshold. This limit is Rs 50 lakh and more in case of current accounts.These accounts reward you for meeting high minimum balance requirements and/or for relationship banking having multiple accounts with the same financial services provider, like checking or savings accounts, credit cards, loans or investments. Sometimes premium checking and savings accounts are packaged together.

What are the benefits and drawbacks of premium bank accounts?

Premium bank accounts offer some advantages that you might find valuable. Certain benefits are available for free or at a discount with a premium bank account, while they might cost a fee  or be inaccessible with a basic checking or savings account.Common perks of a premium bank account include:

Lower or waived fees:

 Premium bank accounts typically waive some or all fees for out-of-network ATM use, and some waive or discount fees on cashier’s checks, money orders, wire transfers, investment accounts and more. Some premium accounts also waive fees on foreign exchange rate adjustments on ATM withdrawals outside the U.S.

Higher limits: 

Many premium accounts offer higher limits on deposits and transfers. You might also have higher limits on daily purchases and ATM withdrawals.

Discounted loan rates: 

Personal loans, home loans and lines of credit could come at a better rate than you’d get with a basic account.

Free financial advice: 

Some premium accounts offer complimentary financial guidance or investing advice.

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