Deposit limit rule restricts aggregate balances across monthly income accounts and sets account opening and joint share rules. Rule 4 permits a depositor to operate more than one National Savings Monthly Income Account provided deposits across all accounts do not exceed the prescribed aggregate limits for single and joint accounts; accounts must be opened in a post office or a bank; and for maximum balance purposes a depositor's share in a joint account is treated as one half or one third of the balance where two or three adults hold the account.
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Deposit limit rule restricts aggregate balances across monthly income accounts and sets account opening and joint share rules.
Rule 4 permits a depositor to operate more than one National Savings Monthly Income Account provided deposits across all accounts do not exceed the prescribed aggregate limits for single and joint accounts; accounts must be opened in a post office or a bank; and for maximum balance purposes a depositor's share in a joint account is treated as one half or one third of the balance where two or three adults hold the account.
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