Best salary account for th > 7L

[h2v]

The most important question is what's your work experience?
And US tech companies typically pay shares also.. So you get shares on top of this 7.5 lakh per month net in hand?

I have 15+ years of experience in this industry. The mentioned amount is the base salary. Annual variable pay and RSUs are on top of it.

 

[cardio_guy]

I have 15+ years of experience in this industry. The mentioned amount is the base salary. Annual variable pay and RSUs are on top of it.

It's actually very good. Someone who started their career in 2010s and been in correct MNCs can earn this. Not surprising. But yes, job switches + RSUs make the magic. There are all FAANG, Microsoft, Oracle, Intuit and others of the likes in Bangalore. If one gets placed in a good company in their first job and makes correct moves, also be in line with the technology, then it is doable.
Congrats.

 

[ankitfintech]

The most important question is what's your work experience?

I have 15+ years of experience in this industry. The mentioned amount is the base salary. Annual variable pay and RSUs are on top of it.

That's pretty impressive.. I am also in a top us tech company but your base of approximately ~1.4cr (pre tax) is pretty high. I am sure you are earning higher than 99.9% of all people working in top us tech companies in India.

 

[h2v]

Coming back to the original topic, I am planning to try my luck on the below with just my salary account.
1. Axis burgundy private
2. DBS treasures account (with Vantage card)

Please let me know if there are better options.

 

[quino]

Coming back to the original topic, I am planning to try my luck on the below with just my salary account.
1. Axis burgundy private
2. DBS treasures account (with Vantage card)

Please let me know if there are better options.

id like to add hsbc premier, basis salary eligibility.

axis is axis. no more to say.

id say go with either hsbc/dbs. u'll get the true exclusive experience.

there are 2 threads here on TF that give a damn good review to each of them. id say visit both branches, get a feel & choose. u can always switch.

 

[cardio_guy]

id like to add hsbc premier, basis salary eligibility.

axis is axis. no more to say.

id say go with either hsbc/dbs. u'll get the true exclusive experience.

there are 2 threads here on TF that give a damn good review to each of them. id say visit both branches, get a feel & choose. u can always switch.

I've been going through so many threads on DBS for the last many days but couldn't find anything useful or with good information. If you come across any thread with good information on DBS treasures salary account and vantage credit card, please share the link.

Also, good for HSBC as well. I'm looking to open salary account in one of these.

 

[quino]

DBS treasures salary account

there's no salary variant of DBS treasures. i already replied the same to you in the other thread.

 

[jeevanreddy58]

Is it 7.5 - 8.5L per year or per month?

I doubt if you have red the thread properly.. Why anyone would look for burgandy private or icici wealth select with 7L per month..
So It is per month only.

 

[jpr]

@h2v kotak private total relationship value required

 

[h2v]

@h2v kotak private total relationship value required

I have a Kotak private relationship. The number on paper is 7.5 cr INR, but they will be flexible if you can reach this number in a year, two, or three.

 

[cardio_guy]

there's no salary variant of DBS treasures. i already replied the same to you in the other thread.

I think I didn't get you. I meant there are 3 variant of treasures account.
what do you mean by 'there's no salary variant of DBS treasures.'
All treasures account holders get the same benefits?

 

[quino]

there's no salary variant of DBS treasures. i already replied the same to you in the other thread.

one thing i dont like about DBS is that, they don't have a toll free no. to call. it'll be a paid call whenever we try to reach out to cc.

very weird as all banks have that.

 

[cardio_guy]

there's no salary variant of DBS treasures. i already replied the same to you in the other thread.

I am 200% sure that there are different variants of treasures salary account.

 

[quino]

I am 200% sure that there are different variants of treasures salary account.

i stand corrected then. pls share the link where u found this.

dbs's website is so fucking unorganized.

 

[quino]

I am 200% sure that there are different variants of treasures salary account.

but your employer needs to have a tie-up with them for this ig. hsbc isn't like that.

can u share the link where u found it?

 

[cardio_guy]

but your employer needs to have a tie-up with them for this ig. hsbc isn't like that.

can u share the link where u found it?

Yes, i guess for DBS and HSBC it is employer specific. I got it from a pdf shared by the bank RM. It would be better you talk to a bank executive to get the details for your company. What I shared could be specific to one company.

Even for HSBC, our company RM told we get 0 balance premier for salary account with all other benefits. No need to maintain any TRV or AMB.

 

[quino]

Even for HSBC, our company RM told we get 0 balance premier for salary account with all other benefits. No need to maintain any TRV or AMB.

correct.

does ur company have corporate tie-up with DBS too? if so, is the same 0 balance applicable like hsbc?

 

[HumorSimpson]

I have 15+ years of experience in this industry. The mentioned amount is the base salary. Annual variable pay and RSUs are on top of it.

So total package is ~1.7Cr ?

 

[cardio_guy]

correct.

does ur company have corporate tie-up with DBS too? if so, is the same 0 balance applicable like hsbc?

1 - yes.
2 - yes.

 

[KrishnaSharma]

Hi. Can someone please suggest a good wealth salary account with no MAB requirement? I used to use ICICI Wealth Select, and then SC Priority accounts, but both disappointed me in terms of the benefits offered. My main account is with Kotak, but I don't want it as my salary account.
Monthly take-home salary: 7.5-8.5L
Looking for: benefits, LTF good CC, other goodies

Try IDFC for high interest rate or HSBC for world class features.