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The government decided to open the offices of the National Savings Directorate in a limited range in the interest of customers who could not make a profit even buying online storage items. The office will be open across the country from 9am to 4pm every Thursday.
On Wednesday, the Savings Department issued a letter to the department and district offices. However, the problem of those who bought the paper manuals (manuals) in the previous rule has remained. The order said nothing about its earnings.
The letter states that a general holiday is now taking place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. However, all district savings and national savings offices under the National Savings Bureau will be open every Thursday for three hours. These offices will be open only for the profitability of products sold online.
It has also been said that following the directive given by the Ministry of Public Administration, the departments must travel to and from the office. They must also take precautionary measures and safeguards. The deputy directors of the offices of the national savings department will supervise the problems. And when performing the tasks, employees must be accompanied by the identity card and a copy of this order.
During the holidays, the employees of the savings department did not go to the office, so many store customers did not make a profit. In this situation, customers complained that they had trouble not making a profit. The first light on Sunday, April 12, was published online with the report titled ‘Consumer Profit Not Depositing’. After this, the finance ministry called the employees of the savings department last Monday and decided to open the office one day a week. In light of that decision, a formal order was issued on Wednesday.
When asked, the Director General of the Savings Department, Samashnahar Begum, said the first light on a mobile phone Wednesday night: “Many of those who bought online after July 25, through July 25, they were making no profit, the decision to hold the office one day a week will solve the problem.
According to the Department of Savings data, in the seven months (July-January) of the current financial year, store customers received a profit from Tk. Last January, the amount of the profits was Tk 2,220 crore. The seven-month average calculation says that customers make a profit of Rs 2 billion per month.
In the bulk of the market, customers for all four types of storage are more. These are five years from the Bangladesh Savings Bank, three months of earnings-based savings, family savings, and pension savings. Consumers buy products from all Bangladesh Bank, Savings Bureau, Post Office and Scheduled Commercial Banks (Linked Bank) branches.
Every month, from July 25, at the beginning of each month, the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) has been automatically deposited into the customers’ bank account of the previous month. But as of March this year, many of the clients did not deposit profits as banks.
Savings department employees said the problem was due to the holidays. Now, one employee from each office will calculate how much benefit the respective customer will get, another employee will approve it. Then it will automatically go to the customer’s bank.
When asked what would happen to the profits of those who bought the shares manually, the department’s DG Samashnahar Begum said: “There is no immediate initiative to protect him from coronavirus infection.” Those who purchased the storage items manually must come to our office to make a profit. ” He urged such clients to be patient until the office opens normally.
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