The bob Family Savings Accounts Segment is a facility that allows close family members to link their individual savings accounts under one family. By combining balances, it lets families enjoy banking benefits and perks, rather than each member qualifying separately.

Guaranteed Plan
(By Insurance companies)Fixed Deposit
(Offered by Banks)Savings Account
(Post Office)Fully Tax-Free, Life Cover Included
The bob Family Savings Account Segment is offered by Bank of Baroda and allows you to create a family group by linking all eligible individual accounts. It can link the accounts of close relatives like spouse, parents, in-laws, siblings or children. The bank calculates the aggregate Quarter Average Balance (QAB) of all linked accounts and places it in one of the three segments based on the combined balance: Baroda Silver Family, Baroda Gold Family or Baroda Diamond Family.
bob Family Savings Accounts Segment provides three tiers of membership with a set of charge concessions and service benefits. It is a savings account in India for families that comes with additional benefits, as follows:
Here are the essential eligibility criteria and documents required for the Bank of Baroda Savings Account for the family.
Customers comparing the best savings account options for their family can visit a Bank of Baroda branch to enroll eligible savings accounts under the bob Family Savings Accounts Segment.
The key terms and conditions you should adhere to operate the Bank of Baroda Family Savings Accounts Segment are:
| Terms & Conditions | Details |
| QAB Requirement | Banks can check the aggregate QAB of connected Family Accounts on every quarter (March, June, September, and December). |
| QAB Non-Maintenance | If the required QAB is not maintained for 2 consecutive quarters, then family benefits will not be available from the next quarter. |
| Benefit Availability | Benefits will be provided when the required QAB is maintained. |
| Permitted Transactions | Only savings-oriented transactions are allowed. No commercial transactions are permitted. |
| Minor Account Limit | For minor accounts operated by minors aged 10–14 years, the maximum balance should not exceed ₹1,00,000 on any day. |