This Term Deposit earns high interest and simultaneously offers
overdraft facility through a Current Account. Cheque facility is available for
withdrawal of money limited to 90% of the deposit. The drawals together with
interest can be paid back in instalments, without affecting the growth of the
deposit. This unique combination of fixed deposit with cheque facility comes as
your true friend in meeting your emergency needs.
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Sunday, December 01, 2013
Friday, November 02, 2012
Extension of scheme period of ‘UCO 999 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEME
‘UCO
999 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEME’ FOR 999 DAYS
Extension
of scheme period up to November 30th, 2012
KEY FEATURES
1.
Name of the Scheme : UCO 999 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEME
2.
Scheme Code : TD 158
3.
Deposit Duration : 999 DAYS
4.
Rate of Interest : 9.30%
5.
Senior Citizen : 9.80 % (additional
50 basis point)
6.
Staff / Ex-Staff Members : 10.30 % (additional
100 basis point)
7.
Staff & Senior Citizen : 10.55 % (additional
125 basis point)
8.
Interest Payable Option : On Maturity / Quarterly / Monthly
9.
Minimum Amount : ` 5000/-
& thereof in multiples of `
1000/-
10.
Maximum Amount : Upto ` 100 lac
11. Scheme valid upto : November 30th, 2012
(revised date)
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
UCO 222 Fixed Deposit Scheme
Scheme Name : UCO 222 Fixed
Deposit Scheme
Deposit Period : 222 Days
Minimum Amount of Deposit :
Minimum Amount: Rs. 5000/-
Maximum Amount of Deposit :
Maximum Amount: Rs. 5 crore.
Deposit Multiple : In multiples
of Rs. 1000/- only
Rate of Interest : 9.00% p.a.
Foreclosure Interest : In case of
pre-mature closure interest payable
1% below applicable rate under
normal Fixed
Deposits for the period deposit
remained with the Bank.
Validity Period of Scheme : From
01-10-2012 to 31-12-2012
Auto – Renewal : No Auto Renewal
under this Scheme
Senior Citizen : Additional
(0.75) i.e. @ 9.75%
Staff : Additional (1.00) i.e. @
10.00%
Ex- Staff : Additional (1.00)
i.e. @ 10.00%
Senior Citizen (Ex-Staff) :
Additional (1.25) i.e. @ 10.25 %
Thursday, September 13, 2012
‘UCO 999 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEME’
The
scheme would be open for the general public from September 10th, 2012 and will
remain valid up to October 31st, 2012. However, the Bank would reserve the
right to modify, withdraw or extend the scheme without any prior notice.
Eligible
Depositors under the Scheme would be same as eligible depositors in Fixed
Deposit Scheme currently available in the Bank.
KYC
Norms for opening account are applicable for these accounts and hence proof of
residence and proof of identification will be required along with recent
photograph of the depositor/s.
Period
of Deposit : 999 days
Rate
of Interest is 9.30 % per annum and the interest will be compounded quarterly.
Interest
will be paid only at the time of maturity along with principal with quarterly
compounding effect. However, the payment/credit of interest to the account will
be subject to TDS as applicable.
In
all cases of premature withdrawals, the interest would be payable at 1% below
the applicable card rate under the normal fixed deposits for the period for
which the deposit has remained with the Bank as on the date of deposit and not
at the contractual rate.
Facility
for availing loan/overdraft against ‘UCO 999’, fixed deposit scheme would be
available as per existing guidelines for availing loan/overdraft against Bank’s
own Fixed Deposits
The
facility of nomination would be available under the scheme.
No
auto renewal is permitted under ‘UCO 999 Fixed Deposit Scheme’.
Tax
would be deductible at source as per the prevailing Income Tax rules.
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
UCO 999: a New Medium Term Fixed Deposit Scheme for 999 Days maturities
The salient features of the captioned scheme are given
below:
1.
The bank will be launching a new medium term
fixed deposit product titled UCO 999 from September 10th 2012 at all
UCO Bank branches across the country.
2.
UCO 999 fixed deposit scheme offers a higher
interest rate of 9.30% per annum yielding higher returns.
3.
UCO 999 would be open for a limited duration
beginning from September 10th
2012 (Monday) and up to October 31st 2012 (Wednesday)
4.
The minimum amount of deposit under UCO 999
would be Rs 5000/- and thereafter in multiples of Rs 1000/- with a maximum
outer limit of Rs 100 lac.
5.
Special incentive rate for Senior citizen,
Staff/Ex-staff is as usual
6.
The
new product is targeted specially for investors looking for longer maturity
apart from catering to the customers who are looking to grow their funds over a
medium term period.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Modification in UCO Dhan-Varsha Fixed Deposit Scheme
Salient features of the new fixed deposit
scheme ‘UCO DHAN-VARSHA’ are as under:
1.
The scheme would be applicable from May 10th,
2012 and will remain valid up to September 30th, 2012 (extension of the scheme
duration revised w.e.f.01/07/2012). However, the Bank would reserve the right
to modify, withdraw or extend the scheme anytime without any prior notice.
2.
Eligible Depositors under the Scheme would be
same as eligible depositors in Fixed Deposit Scheme currently available in the
Bank.
3.
Period of Deposit: 444 days
4.
Amount of Deposit Minimum Amount: ` 5000/-
and thereafter in multiples of 1000/-. Maximum Amount: 5crore (enhancement of maximum deposit cap
revised w.e.f.06/08/2012)
5.
Rate of Interest: 9.25% per annum compounded quarterly. The
quarterly compounding would be done for the first four quarters and simple rate
of interest would be paid on the compounded amount after the four quarters for
the remaining number of days of the above deposit period. In addition to the
payment of interest along with the principal at the time of maturity, Interest
payment (at the option of the customer) is allowed also at quarterly rests.
6.
In all cases of premature withdrawals, the
interest would be payable at 1% below the applicable rate under the normal
fixed deposits for the period for which the deposit has remained with the Bank
as on the date of deposit or present rate, whichever is lower.
7.
Facility for availing loan/overdraft against
Deposits under the Scheme would be available as per existing guidelines for
availing loan/overdraft against Bank’s own Fixed Deposits.
8.
The facility of nomination would be available
under the Scheme.
9.
In
the event of the death of the depositor, the deposit would be paid to the
nominee/legal heirs as per the existing rules
10. No auto renewal is permitted under ‘UCO
Dhan-Varsha Fixed Deposit Scheme’. However,
wherever no specific instructions are received from the depositors. Maturity
proceeds will be renewed for a period of 1 year under Banks Normal Term Deposit
Scheme
11. Tax would be
deductible at source as per the prevailing Income Tax rules
12. Transfer of Fixed Deposit under the Scheme within any
branch of the Bank would be permissible without any charge as per the existing
procedure.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Modification in UCO Dhan-Varsha Fixed Deposit Scheme
The pattern of Deposit under UCO Dhan-Varsha fixed deposit
schemes for 444 days has undergone a little modification. The maximum deposit
amount of Rs. 100 lac is now enhanced up to Rs. 500 lac. There is no change in
minimum amount of deposit i.e. Rs 5000/- and deposits in multiples of Rs.
1000/-thereof.
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
UCO Bank FD schemes
In
fact, in UCO Bank, three different categories of Fixed Deposit accounts are
there.
a)
Fixed deposits having duration of less than 6 months.
Duration
of such Fixed Deposits are mentioned in “days” and the principal and interest
for the period of deposit is paid in lump sum on the due date.
b)
Fixed Deposits having duration of 6 months or more but up to 120 months.
Duration
of such fixed deposits is mentioned in “months” and the interest on the deposit
amount is paid at quarterly intervals, whereas the principal amount is paid on
“due date” against the remaining balance of interest due.
c)
The same type of Fixed Deposits as described in point b) above, but interest at
discounted rate paid at monthly intervals, whereas the principal amount is paid
on due date.
RENEWAL OF TERM DEPOSITS (FD/KY/DC)
On
the date, instead of asking for payment of Term deposit, the depositor(s) may
like to continue to keep the amount with the Bank in shape of term deposit for
a further period. Such a transaction is known as “renewal of term deposit”.
Rules:
a)
“Renewal of term deposit” is made on the due date at the request of the
depositor or all the depositors (in case of joint accounts irrespective of
special instruction like “either or survivor” etc.)
b)
Renewal can be made for the entire maturity value or for the principal amount
only or even for a mount less than the principal amount, originally deposited,
as per the option of the depositor. The depositor(s) has to submit a plain
paper application for such renewal. The letter need not be submitted in person.
Even, the depositor(s) can send the letter through a messenger.
d)
The application for renewal must be accompanied by the matured Term Deposit Receipt.
e)
No term deposit can be renewed for less than 15 days (i.e. the minimum period
for which a term deposit account can be opened).
Monday, July 02, 2012
ISSUANCE OF DUPLICATE TERM DEPOSIT RECEIPTS (FD/KY/DC)
1.
Branches are authorized to issue duplicate term deposit receipt in lieu of
original lost.
2.
Duplicate Term Deposit Receipt should not be issued merely on demand by the
depositor.
3. A
letter should be obtained from depositor advising the branch about loss of term
deposit receipt and requesting for issuing a duplicate thereof. In case of
joint account, the letter should be signed by all joint depositors irrespective
of special instructions like “either or survivor” etc. The signature of
depositor(s) on the letter should be verified by the officer concerned.
4.
It should first of all be ensured that no lien is outstanding against this Term
Deposit Receipt.
5.
The matter should be referred to the Manager/Sr. Manager for his permission to
issue duplicate Term Deposit Receipt.
Note
: a term deposit receipt is a “Not Negotiable” and “Not transferable” instrument.
6.
An indemnity bond should be obtained duly executed by depositor(s). No surety
may be called for.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
FIXED DEPOSIT ACCOUNT RULES
1. Any person approved by
the Bank may open a Fixed Deposit Account. He/She has to sign the relative
Account Opening Form in presence of authorized official of the Bank upon
agreeing to comply with the rules governing Fixed Deposit Accounts and
providing satisfactory introduction.
Passport/Personal Identity
Cards/PAN Card/GIR No./Voters’ Identity Card issued by Chief Election
Commission – may be considered as adequate introduction for opening such account.
However, introduction is not essential where the depositor is already having
and introduced account.
2. The Bank will not open an
account which is to be operated under a cross mark or signature by the hand of
another person.
3. An illiterate person may
open Fixed Deposit Account to be operated by his/her thumb impression.
4. Two Passport size
photographs (three, if the account is to be operated by thumb-impression) are
required to be submitted by the depositors at the time of opening of a Fixed
Deposit Account, unless such photographs are already available to the branch in
respect of another account.
5. Every depositor while
opening a Fixed Deposit Account by tendering cash shall be required to furnish
PAN/GIR Number or submit Form 60/61 if the deposit amount exceed Rs. 50,000/-.
6. Fixed Deposit Account can
also be opened by a natural guardian i.e. father or mother or by a guardian
appointed by the Court on behalf of a minor, or by a minor having attained the
age of 10 years.
7. The Bank reserves the
right to verify the details given in the Account Opening Form through any third
party, if necessary.
8. Fixed Deposit Accounts
can also be opened by Joint Stock Companies, Executors & Administrators in
their names, Clubs, Societies, Associations, Educational Institutions, Trusts, Sole
proprietorship or Partnership Firms.
The same depositor in the
same name can open more than one Fixed Deposit Account.
10. Fixed Deposit Account
may be opened for a minimum period of 15 days and maximum period of 10 years.
11. The minimum amount
required to open a Fixed Deposit is Rs. 1000/-.
12. Interest is paid either
periodically monthly at discounted rate/quarterly for Fixed Deposit under Regular
Income Scheme or on maturity of the deposit on cumulative basis under Kuber
Yojna or Deposit Certificate scheme. Income Tax is deductible at source from
such interest subject to Income Tax rules. The depositor should submit Form
15-H wherever applicable.
13. Senior Citizens who have
attained the age of 60 years and above are presently offered 0.50% over and
above the normal interest range on Fixed Deposit regardless of the size of
deposit and periodicity.
14. Every depositor is
entitled to have a Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR)) for each deposit account containing
the date of issue, name(s) of the depositor(s), period of deposit, date of
maturity, rate of interest & maturity value of the deposit (except for
deposit under Flexible Fixed Deposit Scheme). Every depositor is expected to
preserve the FDR carefully. In case of loss of FDR, the depositor has to inform
the Branch Manager and request for a duplicate. If the Branch Manager is
satisfied that the FDR is irretrievably lost and the Bank is generally safe in
issuing a duplicate one, he may authorize issuance of duplicate FDR on payment
of prescribed charges and completion of formalities.
15. Premature withdrawal is
allowed in case of all types of Fixed Deposit subject to prevalent penalty
clause from time to time.
16. The depositor is also
permitted extension of term of the deposit before expiry of the original term
deposit without application of penalty clause provided the deposit in question
is agreed to be held for a further period reckoned from the date of extension
which is longer than the remaining period of the original contract.
17. Transfer of a Fixed
Deposit Account from one branch to another is allowed on request of a customer
due to change in his place of residence or place of work.
18. On due date depositor(s)
is/are required to discharge on the FDR with a view to getting payment of
maturity proceeds either in cash or by crediting his/her/their Savings
Bank/Current Deposit Account with the same branch. However, in terms of
provisions of Income Tax Act 1981, maturity yield of any Fixed Deposit
amounting to Rs. 20,000/- and above would be paid either by A/c. Payee Cheque
or A/c. Payee Bank draft or by crediting Savings/Current Deposit account of the
person to whom such deposit has to be repaid. FDR is not transferable i.e. it
cannot be endorsed in favour of another person.
19. On maturity of the specified
term, the depositor may also opt to renew the deposit for a further period in
Fixed Deposit and change the period of deposit ad amount of deposit. Also addition
& deletion of names in a Joint Account is permitted.
20. If the customer neither
obtains payment nor renews the Fixed Deposit although the term is over, it is
called an overdue Fixed Deposit. Payment/renewal of overdue Fixed Deposit is
governed by following rules.
Renewal is carried out at
the rate of interest prevailing on the date of maturity provided overdue period
does not exceed 14 days from the date of maturity.
Where overdue period exceeds
14 days, interest would be paid provided the depositor renews the deposit for a
further minimum period for which the deposit is lying overdue. If not renewed
for a time equal to or more than overdue period, interest rate applicable to
Savings Bank deposit is payable on the deposit.
The interest for the overdue
period will be paid at the rate prevailing on the date of maturity or on the
date of carrying out renewal, whichever is less. This interest may be paid to
the depositor or clubbed with the deposit for renewal.
21. The depositor may
avail loan/advance against the security of the Fixed Deposit subject to extant rules
of the Bank in respect ofsuch loan/advance from time
to time, and such rules will be applicable notwithstanding anything contained
hereinabove.
22. Nomination facility is
available in case of Fixed Deposit. The nominee must be an individual.
23. The Bank reserves the
right to alter or add to these rules and such alteration and additions shall be
binding on the account holders.
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