How much is the min. funding requirement for issuance of this debit card?yes, i created account last month (without any initial funding), it is now active, now I have to add funds to get the debit card.
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How much is the min. funding requirement for issuance of this debit card?yes, i created account last month (without any initial funding), it is now active, now I have to add funds to get the debit card.
@telescope Can you confirm how much is the funding requirement, post activation, before request for debit card and cheques could be raised?Cannot submit before activation and funding.
they will email you.Hey, how do we know its approved? Do they send a mail or I need to check somewhere in their website?
what is the reason you're opening the account?cool, got this mail today, which has some instructions. Did anyone from the bank call you btw?
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Investing in US Stocks directly since RBI has severely limited investing through Indian Mutual Funds by putting the cap.what is the reason you're opening the account?
It got activated today. Need to fund it and submit the debit card form.Keep us posted!
I have been using IDFC for long time due to low fees... In IDFC when you select investment in stocks it gives an option called brokerage account where we put in the further credit toHey guys, what banks you used to fund this account? And does it let you add a "For Further Credit To" section? I was trying in Canara Bank but couldn't find an option for it.
so is it worth opening IDFC just for this? are there any other benefit? and which account variant should i get? i already have their select CC, thinking about also getting their WOW CC for forexI have been using IDFC for long time due to low fees... In IDFC when you select investment in stocks it gives an option called brokerage account where we put in the further credit to
Not MFs. US Mutual Funds are just for US residents. ETFs are available. Wire Charges will depend on your bank.will this brokerage account allow me to invest in US ETfs/MFs? if so, I might take a look at this, also what are the wire charges for sending money from my account to the brokerage one?
even ETfs are worthwhile imo, as long as you select decent onesNot MFs. US Mutual Funds are just for US residents. ETFs are available. Wire Charges will depend on your bank.
Yea, US Index Funds are great.even ETfs are worthwhile imo, as long as you select decent ones
but its still outward remittance right? and would be taxed according to RBI's laws.I have been using IDFC for long time due to low fees... In IDFC when you select investment in stocks it gives an option called brokerage account where we put in the further credit to
also P.S. double check your IDFC acc's currency conversion rate, I just checked out remittance charges for IDFC, and they charge a 1.8% markup on conversion rate and then show all other charges as 0I have been using IDFC for long time due to low fees... In IDFC when you select investment in stocks it gives an option called brokerage account where we put in the further credit to
You have to declare all foreign assets you have in ITR under Black Money Act, doesn't matter if you have sold anything or not. Google it, there are resources about this.also folks, who have been using this brokerage account, what exactly do you declare in ITR? I have my family firm's CA for accounting, just wanted to know if there's any kind of report or what exactly do I need to give them for ITR filing?
PSU Banks will have the best rates, IOB, Canara, PNB etc, but they will have service charges and require Branch Visit. Private Banks will have shit conversion rates but mostly services charges aren't there. Personally I did with IDFC only since I could do it from Netbanking only and for 1000$, the extra spread was acceptable. But if you plan to do 10-20k USD, it would probably be better to go through PSBs.also P.S. double check your IDFC acc's currency conversion rate, I just checked out remittance charges for IDFC, and they charge a 1.8% markup on conversion rate and then show all other charges as 0