2. Postal Savings Office will charge 3 yuan small account management fee for RMB current deposit accounts with average daily account balance less than 100 yuan this season.
3. For intra-bank inter-provincial and off-site withdrawals, 0.5% of the transaction amount is charged, with the lowest in 2 yuan and the highest in 50 yuan.
4. Withdrawals from different places in and outside the province shall not be higher than 0.5% of the transaction amount, with the lowest in 2 yuan and the highest in 50 yuan.
5. Inter-provincial ATM withdrawals from 2 yuan+0.5% of the transaction amount, with the lowest 4 yuan and the highest 52 yuan charging the handling fee.
6. ATM withdrawal in the same city in the province 2 yuan+withdrawal fee in the same city in the province; 2 yuan/transaction for inter-bank ATM withdrawals in the same city in the province.
China Postal Savings Bank was formally established on March 20th, 2007. It is the fifth largest bank in China and a state-owned commercial bank established on the basis of the reform of postal savings management system. China Postal Savings Bank inherited the postal finance business operated by the former State Post Bureau and China Post Group Corporation and the assets and liabilities arising therefrom, and continued to engage in the business approved by the original business scope and business license documents.
According to the overall arrangement of financial system reform in the State Council, China Postal Savings Bank Co., Ltd. was formally established in March 2007 on the basis of reforming the original postal savings management system. 201265438+1October 2 1 With the consent of the State Council and the approval of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, Postal Savings Bank of China Limited was changed into Postal Savings Bank of China Limited as a whole according to law.
The young Postal Savings Bank has a history of nearly a hundred years. 19 19 The Postal Savings Bank, the predecessor of China Postal Savings Bank, was established and started postal savings business. During the period of 1942, the savings bank bureau became an important part of the six financial pillars at that time. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, 1953 closed the postal savings business and the postal service continued to handle remittance business. 1986, postal savings officially resumed operation.
At present, China Postal Savings Bank has become a commercial bank with the largest number of outlets, the widest coverage and the largest number of customers. By the end of June, 2065438+2005, the Postal Savings Bank had more than 40,000 outlets, and built an electronic financial service network including online banking, mobile banking, telephone banking, TV banking, Weibo Bank, WeChat Bank and CreditEase Bank, covering the vast urban and rural areas and serving nearly 490 million customers.