tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1259729503635789282.post5286989720841469664..comments2024-03-20T15:31:55.001+05:30Comments on About State Bank Of India (SBI): RECURRING DEPOSIT ACCOUNTAuthorhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04426716767076858928noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1259729503635789282.post-47859188696226647112016-05-25T15:23:35.595+05:302016-05-25T15:23:35.595+05:30Thanks admin to share this useful information.Recu...Thanks admin to share this useful information.<a href="http://www.financ.in/recurring-deposit-vs-fixed-deposit-investor-should-know/" rel="nofollow">Recurring Deposit</a> is the best way to start off your journey for best wealth creatio.Keep on sharing. <br />Regards,<br />ArjunArjun kumarhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16771393278917216926noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1259729503635789282.post-29258674621232525382014-04-03T09:55:07.052+05:302014-04-03T09:55:07.052+05:30Thanks bro for your nice information. I feel SBI O...Thanks bro for your nice information. I feel SBI Online services are not up to the mark. Its so confusing and time consuming.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1259729503635789282.post-83804639529686695122014-03-18T11:41:53.830+05:302014-03-18T11:41:53.830+05:30Getting back money in e-RD is a small hassle on SB...Getting back money in e-RD is a small hassle on SBI. In spite of instructing that "Pay back interest and principle" the matured amount on e-RD doesn't come to the savings A/c automatically. Instead it gets rolled over for another year. This needs to be corrected.<br /><br />However, for now I found a way around this. After the e-RD amount matures (30 days/1 month after the last deposit date, whichever is later) one can go to open a New e-RD page and on top there is a tab for closing A/c. On clicking that tab, one gets the option of closing one's mature e-RD and the amount get deposited to the savings A/c immediately. Try it, it works!Ronotoshhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14372052614825585280noreply@blogger.com