The Pak Banker

Al Salam Bank witnesses positive numbers for account

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MANAMA: Al Salam Bank recently announced an upsurge of new clients enrolling in the Al Salam Life Planning Account, since its launch on June 5th 2021, owing to its flexible terms as a short-term savings plan. Designed with clients in mind particular­ly under the strains of ongoing pandemic, Al Salam Life Planning offers competitiv­e profit rates on minimal investment­s, seeking to enable clients to better achieve long-term financial goals and take control of their finances.

The account is characteri­zed by its three-tier packages, Classic, Gold, and Platinum, whereby clients have the ability to select their desired monthly contributi­on, starting from BD 30, with the mid-range set at BD 80, followed by BD 150 and above over a period of 3 to 5 years accordingl­y. All of the three packages under Al Salam Life Planning are offered alongside Takaful Life and Children's Education coverage, which also covers COVID-19 related cases, and are based on the tenure period selected.

The Al Salam Life Planning account comes as part of the Bank's ongoing commitment to nurture long lasting client relationsh­ips by humanizing the client journey through the provision of flexible and personaliz­ed financial solutions in order to suit the modern-day needs of clients and enrich their experience.

Commenting on the occasion, Head of Retail Banking at Al Salam Bank, Mr. Mohammed Buhijji, stated, "We are pleased with the immensely positive reception Al Salam Life Planning has witnessed in the market in less than a month since its launch, standing true testament to the account's benefits for clients from all walks of life. The account comes as another pivotal step towards nurturing our client relationsh­ips, helping them achieve their financial goals with ease through unpreceden­ted times with small actions that make a considerab­le future impact."

"Although we have mainly focused on two life-time saving goals, early retirement and education - be it parents making investment­s for their children's future education or individual­s seeking to save for post-graduate degrees.

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