The Central Bank on Friday was scheduled to issue a new directive to banks permitting senior citizens who retire after January 31, 2015 to open a new account at 15 per cent interest not exceeding Rs 1 million. Under the earlier guidelines, those reaching 60 years after January 31 (the cut-off date) were eligible to this special interest rate provided they had funds not exceeding a total aggregate of Rs. 1 million at that time. This shut out retirees after January 31 who would only then have had money from their pensions or EPF to open an account. - ENDS -
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