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Overview

Sustainability and value based banking is one of the driving factor for NMB bank, it is with this view point NMB bank has introduced “NMB Ujyalo Pension Bachat Khata”-a savings product variant which is targeted to the  pensioners of energy sectors.

Eligibility

Pensioners from Energy Sector and Entities and who are not covered by other products.

Documentation

  • Completely filled Personal Account Opening Form
  • Copy of Citizenship Certificate
  • One passport size photograph
  • Product Declaration
  • Pension Card of pensioners

Features

  • Minimum Balance: Nil
  • Interest Rates: Click Here 
  • *Insurance Facility for 5 years (Up to 5 family members of each pension account holders): Coverage up to:
    1. NPR. 10 Lakh Accidental Death and Permanent Total Disability Insurance(Flat Basis)
    2. NPR. 10 Lakh 18 Critical Illness Insurance
    3. NPR. 1 Lakh Medical Insurance (80K- Hospitalization and 20K-Domiciliary)
  • Free issuance/renewal of NMB Delight Debit Card for 1st 5 years
  • Free issuance/renewal of Omni-channel banking for 1st 5 years
  • Free issuance/renewal of NMB Platinum or normal Credit card for 1st 5 years
  • Free issuance/renewal of NMB Dollar Card, Prepaid Dollar Card and Virtual Dollar Card for 1st 5 year
  • Free Fund Transfer Facility up to 30 transactions per month- NMB OmniChannel for 1st 5 years
  • DEMAT – Free issuance/renewal  for 1st 5 years
  • Mero Share- Free for 1st 5 years
  • Portfolio Management service 50% Discount (Yearly asset management Fee)
  • Free Issuance of Balance Certificate/Good for Payment Cheque for 1st 5 Years
  • 100% waiver on Safety Locker Deposit margin (subject to availability)
  • 50% waiver on Annual Locker Charge (subject to availability) 1st 5 Years
  • FCY rebate 20p- FCY buying (on published rate)

*Insurance Modality:

  • In case of GPA and Critical Illness, 4-times of monthly average balance or up to NPR 1 Million whichever is lower
  • In case of medical insurance coverage, 1/4th times of monthly average balance or up-to NPR. 100,000, whichever is lower

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