Post Office Schemes: Investment can be made in many savings schemes under the post office. Different charges are collected in the service provided by the post office.
PO Schemes Service Charges: If you are thinking of investing in the future, then you can invest in the small savings scheme of the post office. In post office schemes, your money is completely safe and it also gives better returns. Apart from this, the benefit of tax exemption is also available in the investment made under the post office. Under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, the benefit of deduction is also available on the amount up to 1.5 lakh. Let us know how much charge is collected on the service provided under the post office scheme.
These services of the post office are charged so much
- Issue of duplicate passbook – Rs 50
- Issuance of passbook in lieu of lost or defective passbook – Rs 10 per registration
- Statement of Account or Receipt of Deposit – Rs 20 per case
- Change or cancellation of nomination – Rs 50
- Transfer account – Rs 100
- Placing the account – Rs 100
- Issuance of Check Book to Savings Bank Account – No fee for up to 10 leaves in a calendar year and Rs.2 per check leaf thereafter
- Charges on Dishonor of Check – Rs 100 to be paid
Invest in these schemes under post office
If you want to invest in a safe and government scheme, then you can invest in the small savings scheme of the post office. Under this, you can get Savings Account, Recurring Deposit Account, Time Deposit Account, Monthly Income Scheme, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, Public Provident Fund, Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme, National Savings Certificate and Kisan Vikas Patra.
