State Bank of India (SBI) levies certain charges on customers failing to meet its monthly average balance (MAB) rules applicable to savings accounts. Monthly average balance of an SBI savings bank account is the average of daily balances in the account in a month, according to the website of the country’s largest lender. Customers holding regular savings accounts with the bank are required to maintain a monthly average balance (MAB) to the tune of Rs. 1,000-3,000, which varies depending on branch location, according to the SBI website. Loading... Here are 10 things to know about SBI’s monthly average balance (minimum balance) rules: 1. SBI accounts are categorised into four types depending on their location: metro, urban, semi-urban and rural. 2. Customers failing to meet the MAB requirements have to bear a penalty charge, the amount of which depends on factors such as branch location. 3. The degree of shortfall – which is the difference between the average balanc...
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