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N10billion Libel Suit: Bayelsa PDP Member Files Defence, Accuses Ex-Governor Dickson Of N1trillion Embezzlement He said, “That there are no infrastructural projects in Bayelsa state that is anyway commensurate to the monumental sum of N1.04 trillion received as statutory allocation from the Federation Account alone during the eight-year reign of the claimant as helmsman of the state. by Saharareporters, New York Feb 28, 2021 A member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Bayelsa State, Perekeme Kpodoh, has filed a defence against the N10 billion libel suit brought against him by the imm...

Synopsis An emergency could be in any form; a small one like car breakdown and a big one like job loss, which may continue for several months. In such a situation you will not only have to manage your household expenses but also continue paying your labilities like EMIs and credit card dues. Getty Images Emergency fund is an important element of a good financial plan. Emergencies and the financial burden they entail cannot be foreseen. That is why it is important to have an emergency fund to fight any sort of exigency. An emergency fund is a contingency fund that not only helps financially du...

Know which two banks are giving highest returns on saving account IDBI Bank is giving 3% to 3.5% return on the saving account, which is highest among the public sector banks operating in India. (Image Source: File Photo) Updated: Jan 20, 2021, 11:35 PM IST With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bank interest rate on saving accounts has been going down. But there are some banks who are giving more interest rates than others. However, the most surprising part is that out of top 10 list, State Bank of India (SBI) does not even figure in it. IDBI and Canara Bank...

PSBs outshine private peers in deposit growth SECTIONS Share Synopsis Term deposits – contributing almost 60% of total deposits – moderated, reflecting the easing of interest rates and the lure of returns on competing asset classes. Term deposit growth of private banks decelerated sharply even as it quadrupled in public sector banks, Reserve Bank of India said. Agencies Cost of deposits for public sector banks fell to 4.96% in FY20 from 5.01% in FY19 while it rose for private banks to 5.26% from 5.14% over the same period. Kolkata: Deposits for public sector banks (PSBs) grew at a higher ...