Standard Chartered have savings interest 9 Percent Per Year
February 9th, 2009 | by rarzi |JAKARTA, SATURDAY – Standard Chartered to create blow early in the year 2009. Savings with the 9 percent interest per year and the deal freely through the internet. ESaver name.
Standard Chartered Bank Indonesia GM Wealth Management Hendra said Lanny eSaver launched to maximize profits while saving the customer.
“With the 9 percent interest per year, eSaver maximize return for our customers,” said Lanny in Jakarta, Saturday (7 / 2).
In the middle of the crisis, Standard Chartered see eyehole seize the opportunity of savings in the average interest rate of 2-4 percent per year and deposit with an average interest rate of 11-12 percent per year.
In addition to obtaining a higher interest rate, the transaction can only be done electronically, for example, transfer and e-buy, with an alternative phone banking. “So, customers do not need to come to the branch office to do the conventional transaction. Everything is done electronically,” said Lanny.
Therefore, the target of this product is young professionals who want to save and plan for the future financially.
Standard Chartered Bank Indonesia Head of Treasury and Wealth Management Deposit Aris Budi Santosa said, prospective customers only need to provide a minimum balance of Rp 10 million to launch this savings.
Only, to avoid the charge total relationship balance (TRB), which usually occur in foreign banks, potential borrowers must have a total money in the various products of Rp 25 million.
Aris savings rate is not as savings that can at times be used as cash when the bank account is opened are not conventional like the deal to come through the bank or ATM.
However, if the required notice, the funds in the account can be taken with the transfer to the account of another conventional. “eSaver also provide data recording transactions savings last year and anticipate a mistake when you want to write down the number to pay by credit card, pay phone, or even transfer money though,” said Aris.