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As per amendment in the Income Tax Rules, PAN or Aadhaar are to be mandatorily quoted for cash deposit or withdrawal aggregating to Rupees twenty lakhs or more in a FY. Please update your PAN or Aadhaar. Kindly reach out to the Bank’s contact center on 1800 10 888 or visit the nearest IDFC FIRST Bank branch for further queries.
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A wedding is one of the biggest events in one's lifetime that brings in anticipations, excitement, thrill and fulfillment for a couple while at the same time is quite demanding too. With all going well in the end, having just embarked on a new journey together you must not forget the next part - working on the future details of how to start off. Organising and starting to manage your finances as a couple is a crucial element. Opening a joint savings account should be your first step towards it.
A joint bank account is an account shared by two or more individuals, allowing them to pool their finances and manage transactions collectively. Each account holder has equal access to the funds and can deposit or withdraw money. Joint bank accounts are commonly used by spouses, family members, or business partners to streamline financial management and facilitate shared expenses. It's important to note that all account holders share equal responsibility for the account, including any debts or liabilities incurred.
Double income households are becoming the norm rather than the exception. With both partners earning an income, it is prudent to share the responsibility of paying bills or working towards financial life goals. One of the most effective ways of doing this is getting a joint account that you can use to pay for common expenses and goals.
There are multiple benefits of opening a joint account with your spouse:
First, a joint account offers transparency on how each rupee is spent, especially for collective needs and goals. This makes it easier to stay on top of your finances. More importantly, it prevents any possibility of misunderstandings between the two of you.
A joint account can give both partners access to their money whenever they need it, thanks to the availability of debit cards for each account holder. Couples can also gain online access to their account through any digital channel.
Additionally, a joint account can simplify bill payments and other financial obligations. Along with streamlining expenditure, it also helps track your spending and maintain your budget.
While the benefits of having a joint account are many, it does not mean that you close your individual accounts. In fact, financial experts strongly advise couples to maintain their personal accounts in which their salary or business income is credited.
As a couple, the best way to manage your finances and maintain transparency is to have a minimum of three accounts. The first two should be individual, which you probably carry into the marriage, and the third should be a joint account. Each of you should regularly transfer a pre-decided amount to the joint savings account from your personal one. Ideally, this money should be used for paying expenses such as rent, utilities, groceries, salaries for house help, and lifestyle needs such as movies and dining out.
The joint account can also be used for financial planning. This includes saving for an emergency fund, vacations, down payment on a house, children's education (if you plan to have them), retirement, etc. Alternatively, you can create a separate joint account dedicated to your combined life goals. This way, the original joint savings account can handle expenses, while the second one takes care of meeting future goals. Opt for IDFC FIRST bank accounts which offer online saving account opening options.
Meanwhile, your individual accounts can be used purely for your personal expenses and savings. This could include buying health and life insurance, pursuing a hobby, pampering yourself, going out with friends, or saving for a personal financial goal. You can spend this money without having to consult your partner every time.
Here’s why a Joint Savings Account at IDFC FIRST Bank makes sense:
How to open your joint savings account online?
You can open a savings account online by clicking here. You can convert it into a joint savings account anytime by visiting your nearest IDFC FIRST Bank branch with your partner.
It is imperative that couples plan their finances and get a joint account as soon as they are married. This can help build trust, grow into a strong team, become financially empowered, and set the stage for a smooth and happy married life.
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