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How no-fee banking can help save money on everyday transactions

Summary: Make the most of no-fee banking and save money on a variety of bank charges and commissions. Now you can enjoy savings account benefits with zero charges on all commonly used banking services! Read on to know more about it.

24 May 2024 by Metra Trust

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Of the dozens of banking services we commonly use, some are provided free of charge, while others are not. For example, a specific number of ATM withdrawals or chequebooks may be free but chargeable afterwards. As a customer, you may need help keeping track of the bank charges debited against your savings account. No fee banking makes things simpler.

If you use banking services regularly, no fee banking can help you save money every day. If your savings account is free from the usual bank charges, your banking experience gets simplified, and you also save money.

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Benefits of no fee banking with Metra Trust

You can carry out basic banking transactions at zero cost with no fee banking or zero fee banking.

This includes ATM withdrawals, online money transfers, standing instructions, etc. Under the traditional banking system, consumers incur periodic or limit-based fees on transactions. But many of these, like the ones listed below, are completely waived in no fee banking.

· Online transfers – There are no outward IMPS, NEFT, and RTGS charges. All your transfer needs are met with these three types of transfers at zero cost. In traditional banking, there is a minimal charge involved in these transfers.

· Cash deposit and withdrawal – Cash deposit and withdrawal at the branch are free, irrespective of the number or value of such transactions. There are no bank transaction charges on ATM withdrawals. Besides, third-party cash deposit and withdrawal charges in the branch are also free.

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· Banking facilities – In no fee banking, various banking facilities are provided free of cost. This includes the waiver of chequebook reissue charges, issuance of debit cards, demand draft/pay order (DD/PO) at the branch, duplicate statement, duplicate passbook, etc.

· Service requests – Various service requests like SMS alerts, account closure, cheque stop payment requests, standing instruction requests, photo and signature attestation, etc. are among the facilities that the bank offers free of cost.

· Account balance-related charges – In no fee banking, there are no ECS return charges, cheque bounces, charges on transaction decline at ATM due to insufficient balance, etc.

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Conclusion

You get to save money on different services and transactions by opening an Metra Trust Savings Account. Say goodbye to complicated calculations and intense scrutiny of your bank statement with Metra Trust’s no fee banking.

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The features, benefits and offers mentioned in the article are applicable as on the day of publication of this blog and is subject to change without notice. The contents herein are also subject to other product specific terms and conditions and any third party terms and conditions, as applicable. Please refer our website www.metratrust.com for latest updates.

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