The salary saving account is dedicated to the employees of institutions/firms/ companies where the salary will be deposited directly to the bank. It targeted to Employees of Institution /Firm/ Companies where the salary will be deposited directly to the Bank.
Last Updated Date: May 17, 2022
Nepal Bank Limited is the first financial institution of Nepal which was established on November 15, 1937 A.D (Kartik, 30, 1994). It was shaped under the principle of Joint undertaking (Joint project between govt. & regular public). NBL's licensed capital was once Rs. 10 million & issued capital Rs. 2.5 million of which paid-up capital used to be Rs. 842 thousand with 10 shareholders.. It is a national level bank. With the recent Follow-on Public Offer (FPO) offered in 2018, the bank has a share ratio of Government to Public as 51:49 percent. This bank has not provided dividends to shareholders for the last 21 years. It is currently trading at Nepal Stock Exchange with the symbol ‘NBL’. Nepal bank has appointed Civil Capital Market Limited as its share registrar. It focuses on building internet worth and assembly of minimal capital necessities within five years.
Documents Required for Salary Saving account :
A Salary Account is an account to which your salary gets credited. Usually, banks open these accounts on request of corporations and major companies. Each employee of the company gets their own Salary Account which they are required to operate on their own. When the time comes for the company to pay its employees, the bank takes the money from the company’s account and then distributes it to the employers accordingly. The salary saving account is dedicated to the employees of institutions/firms/ companies where the salary will be deposited directly to the bank. It is targeted to the employees of institution /Firm/ Companies where the salary will be deposited directly to the Bank.
A corporate Salary Account can be opened by an individual whose company has a salary relationship with us. A Salary Account is created by the employer. The purpose of the Account is such that it makes sense for the employer to be the one who creates it. In contrast, anyone can open a Savings Account. You can choose from various Savings Account variants here. In case of the latter, if you have not closed down or converted any previous Salary Account after switching employers, then be sure to do so, else banks will charge a maintenance fee or a penalty on not maintaining a minimum balance on these now converted Savings Accounts.
A Salary Account offers more benefits (compared to savings account) as it is more profitable to the bank due to its nature of receiving a fixed amount of money every month. The benefits that a Salary Account holder receives, may vary from bank-to-bank. Within a single bank too, there may be different types of Salary Accounts offering various benefits. However, there are certain common benefits that come with a Salary Account – zero minimum balance, free cheque book / passbook / e-statements, Debit Cards, NetBanking, Phone Banking, online fund transfer, Demat Account/services, loan conveniences, Credit Card offers, utility bill payments, etc.