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Plug the leak: How to avoid savings account charges, hidden banking fees
- Review savings account fees and charges to avoid unnecessary costs
- Fee competition and customer retention matter for Indian banks, especially private-sector lenders
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Opinion | AI Will Be a Boon for Savers
- AI agents could move idle money into higher-paying accounts
- That shift could strain banks’ liquidity
- If adopted in India, automated deposit switching could pressure banks’ deposit funding and liquidity
Why $143.5-billion FCNR inflows may not mean abundant bank liquidity
- Record FCNR inflows reached $143.5 billion
- SBI Research says the liquidity impact may be far smaller than headline inflows suggest
- Smaller-than-expected liquidity gains may limit support for Indian banks
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Matter of liquidity: How the RBI manages cash in the banking system
- The RBI uses a mix of short- and long-term tools to manage banking-system cash
- RBI liquidity management affects funding conditions for Indian banks