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'Don’t keep your salary in Current accounts'

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  • Joe Turkey 8 years ago

    My great grandfather knew this simple, commonsense theory long ago. Fact is, Ghanaian workers don't have disposable income to put anywhere. Maybe, the most practical advise is to tell the politicians to put their stolen monie ...
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  • HIANI BI 8 years ago

    UNFORTUNATELY THE INTEREST RATE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS IS SO UNATTRACTIVE TO ENCOURAGE ONE TO SAVE AT ALL.

  • Johannes B Awotwe 8 years ago

    In some European countries interest rates on savings are as low as 0.4%, (note a mistake Zero Point Four Percent!)

  • Kakra 8 years ago

    We dont get social benefits oo here from the govt. And the inflation rate is so bad that u r better off not saving

  • kaketonti 8 years ago

    ...THEN KEEPING CONSUMING-F..K,DRINKING,BUYING UNDESIRED ITEMS AND PRODUCE CHILDREN WITHOUT SUBSTANCE.0.4% ON ANY AMOUNT CAN SAVE A LIFE.

  • eugene 8 years ago

    .02-.04 so i try to save some in Ghana at 3-4% on small acounts

  • Dondoli 8 years ago

    He is using ghost name on the saving account. If your money is in a bank whether saving account or current account your money is been use.
    This man is feeding his family with corrupt money. The government should employ peopl ...
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  • Dennis k addo 8 years ago

    True talk

  • His moronic drama troupe 8 years ago

    Jay Allen is a moron and low IQ Harvard graduate. A defaced law criminal parading the corridors of justice: oh what a moron we breed in Massachusetts

  • Mobert Rogabe 8 years ago

    ...the ghana banking system is too old!!!! ...its all alive as if its the year 7BC... and they steal from you if you're not observant enough...

  • Prof 8 years ago

    I don't think that this man is competent to hold the office of Bank manager or director. No where around the world salaries are kept in saving accounts.

    What he should have said or advised the workers upon was "invest in ...
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  • Determination 8 years ago

    foolish boy, Wat he said was dat after receiving salaries move dem to savings acc.

  • Prof 8 years ago

    You are foolish like the man. Even his english language is very poor. He does not deserve the position he is occupying.
    I quote " when I was a ..... and even a pupil teacher, I do not keep my money in ...... He is disgracing ...
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  • Ato Simpson 8 years ago

    Prof. I believe its rather you who is foolish

  • Ato Simpson 8 years ago

    Thank you. Was going to tell exactly that

  • Johannes B Awotwe 8 years ago

    problems understanding him.

    The man said that after you have received your salary in your CURENT account, MOVE the money into your savings acccount simply because while current accounts do not yield any interest, you may g ...
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  • NIRI BIA 8 years ago

    BANKS WITHOUT EDUCATING THE PUBLIC, QUICKLY OPEN CURRENT ACCOUNTS FOR NEW CUSTOMERS WHO WANT TO OPEN ACCOUNTS FOR RECEIVING THEIR MONTHLY SALARIES.

  • Johannes B Awotwe 8 years ago

    You cannot transfer salaries into savings accounts but only in current accounts, therefore the banks are ccorrect opening currents acounts for those who want accounts for receiving their salaries.

  • kaketonti 8 years ago

    WRONG.ONE CAN HAVE HIS/HER PAY-PACKET TRANSFERED DIRECTLY CREDITED INTO SAVINGS A/C.AN A/C IS MEANT TO RECEIVE & VICE VERSA

  • Guru 8 years ago

    I live in the US, where the average Black is relatively poor. The reason is simple: We use the money we don't have, to buy the things we not need, to impress the people we don't like.

  • PEKI TUMU 8 years ago

    Current accounts have no place in a low earning economy such as that of Ghana. It is asking the poor to subsidize these rich bankers

  • eugene 8 years ago

    maintain $1000 in USA or pay $9 month...write check or use you debit and take money you don't have in account( over draw fee) plus fee from merchant if check bounce

  • simple 8 years ago

    what he is saying is 100% true ,but the bankers won't tell.

  • eugene 8 years ago

    you can make only 2-3 withdrawls in USA from savings without fee...So most people in USA direct deposit their pay into checking(current) account then move to savings unless they have set amount removed to begin with

  • Ben PK 8 years ago

    Are there interest on our savings at all. l work in a bank. where customers hardly get a 10 pesewa on their Accounts

  • Eii Ghana 8 years ago

    Prodent management of salaries depends on the worker. Your first day at do not open current account for your salary to pass through.the moment that account is open interest will be deducted monthly irrespective you have money ...
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