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Loud Thinking September 16, 2013 at 04:53PM
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Mr. Ishaq Dar! why can’t you launch this scheme in Pakistan for gathering enhanced foreign exchange from the expatriate Pakistanis? Foreign banks to provide upfront loans to NRIs for dollar deposits A TOI report. SINGAPORE: Foreign banks will...
State Bank of Travancore increases deposit rates
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12-Nov-2012 : State Bank of Travancore has raised interest rates for domestic/NRO/'FlexiMax' term deposits with effect from November 12, 2012. As per the revision new domestic/NRO term rates are 7% for......click on news to read complete article.
Banking Exams : Banking & Economy Quiz for IBPS & BMSB PO : Set – 32
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As you know Banking awareness is important for getting a good score in IBPS & BMSB PO Mains 2016 Exam. Thus, we are sharing with you a practice questions of Banking Awareness to help you prepare better for the forthcoming exam. You can easily steal...
Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank revises interest rates
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Tuticorin, Aug 22 (PTI) Private sector lender Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank has revised interest rates on its deposits for general and senior citizens, with immediate effect. In a statement, the Tuticorin-based bank said it has increased the domestic term...
Complete investments, expenditures than can be claim under Section 80C
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Complete investments, expenditures than can be claim under Section 80C However we already know the deduction available under section 80C of the Income tax Act, 1961. The maximum amount of deduction that can be claimed under section 80C is Rs 150000...