ICICI Bank Titanium Privilege Savings Account

[Sushubh]

Dedicated Privilege Banker at your servicePriority service at all ICICI Bank branches and Customer CareFree Anywhere Banking facilityFree personalized International Titanium Debit Card with withdrawal limit of Rs.1,00,000 and spend limit of Rs.1,50,000 per dayComplete waiver of DD/PO chargesFree usage of multi-city cheque bookDiscount of 40% on Safe Deposit Locker chargesFree e-statement of your account**Preferential rates on ICICI Bank Pure Gold and Forex

The Titanium Privilege Savings Account has a Monthly Average Balance requirement of Rs.1,25,000 .

This is being offered to me. Standard Chartered interestingly offered something similar but I think they require a Rs. 2 lakh minimum balance. Just checked and yes, Rs. 2L balance requirement. They call it the Standard Chartered Preferred Banking Customer Program.

 

[ashish]

Most of the privileges listed are not used by people like us even once a year.Only sometimes priority service customer care comes in handy with no waiting period

 

[Sushubh]

righto. we are the 99% with no use for these programs. i did subscribe to standard chartered as i plan to keep a good balance in that account. icici people just spam me with investment offers when i start keeping a healthy balance in that account. standard chartered offerings are much better for me compared to icici bank where priority banking support alone is good enough and which you get with fewer requirements.

 

[moindear]

Citibank offers the best service among banks in India. If you are in a big city, should never go to ICICI

 

[Sushubh]

We are not talking about salary accounts.

 

[Jonas]

Every second day I get a call from Birla Life Insurance with the same sales pitch that you have been recommended to us by Citi for being a valuable customer.Sir, hum nivesh kyu karte hai? Isliye aur fir isliye. Ussey fir ye hota hai :Storyteller:

 

[moindear]

Its not about salary accounts, most of my friends switched to general accounts in Citibank after it was no more a salary account.