ICICI credit card - Change in fees and charges

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Change is announced for the annual fees and benefits of most of the ICICI cards. Keep checking for changes in LTF cards as well. Extract from the article whose link is given below:

ICICI Bank clarified that while cards sourced with no joining or annual fees will not incur these charges initially, the bank retains the right to revise its policy and introduce annual fees in the future, adhering to regulatory guidelines.

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ICICI Bank updates fees, charges across varied credit card types - CNBC TV18

ICICI Bank clarified that while cards sourced with no joining or annual fees will not incur these charges initially, the bank retains the right to revise its policy and introduce annual fees in the future, adhering to regulatory guidelines.

www.cnbctv18.com

 

[Gaara]

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[dexter_greycells]

Looks like a clickbait article from CNBC TV18. Nothing new.

 

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Change is announced for the annual fees and benefits of most of the ICICI cards. Keep checking for changes in LTF cards as well. Extract from the article whose link is given below:

ICICI Bank clarified that while cards sourced with no joining or annual fees will not incur these charges initially, the bank retains the right to revise its policy and introduce annual fees in the future, adhering to regulatory guidelines.

Source:

ICICI Bank updates fees, charges across varied credit card types - CNBC TV18

ICICI Bank clarified that while cards sourced with no joining or annual fees will not incur these charges initially, the bank retains the right to revise its policy and introduce annual fees in the future, adhering to regulatory guidelines.

www.cnbctv18.com

The Terms and Conditions say "Cards sourced with no Joining / Annual fee, will not have these charges levied in the statement cycles.". Whatever does it mean exactly? Aren't all add-on cards sourced with no joining / Annual fees anyway? Or do they mean primary cards?