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5% on first € 50.000 payroll

To celebrate the day saving the Marfin Egnatia Bank upgrades Marfin Public (government employees or retired) and offers preferential rate of 5% on first € 50.000 in new payroll accounts to be opened from 31 October until 30 November. From 1 April 2012 onwards, the rate of 5% applies to the first € 5.000.

Comments (5)
5 Thursday, 10 November 2011 20:24
nemesis_
This offer expires on 31/03/2012 then 5% will apply from 1 € to 5.000 € and E.K.T of 5000.01 and over, that is true today. Also, this rate applies to first day of opening the account and whether the first deposit to the payment of wages or any other credit amount by the same applicant. Moreover, in an update that is now changing the payroll is an easy and quick procedure. For example, you mention that pensioners IKA OAEE not have to take any other action except to open the account and the bank then send an electronic file on each insurer to complete the transfer. Finally, beyond the rate of deposit, this account offers customers a range of privileges and benefits to all products offered by Marfin to believe me, open this account is worth every effort. Friendly and well intentioned.
4 Thursday, 10 November 2011 20:18
nemesis_
Dear Don would be good if you do not know something fully, not to express publicly our view, because it misleads other readers of our message. Firstly, I think the title of your message "coupler" unacceptable, especially when you mention have absolutely no basis. And to put things in place, what is actually true in the case of payroll account Marfin is: The Bank, who opened the account to 30/11/2011 Marfin Public and transferring payroll (Public Officials) or retire, then the first Euro up to € 50.000 € (Open for money rather than time) will have preferential rate of 5%, while the remaining amount over the 50.000 € will apply the rate of RC . T (currently 1.25%).
3 Thursday, 10 November 2011 01:38
Marfin_Cyprus
Today I called the telephone service of Marfin and told me that the interest rate from the first payment of wages, ie the earliest 1-2 months later, so the benefit of the increased rate limited. And a question, anyone who knows our answer. What happens if the Marfin this haircut runs out of funds? May appeal to the FSF (nationalization), or because it is a branch in Greece, Cyprus bank there is a problem?
2 Wednesday, 09 November 2011 12:45
ΔΗΜΗΤΡΑ ΓΑΒΑΛΑ
I have opened and moved ACCOUNT PENSION MONEY THAT I HAD ANOTHER BANK CLOSED. NOW I HAVE TO OPEN AND ABOVE INTEREST. I recommend it to EVERYONE!
1 Monday, 07 November 2011 19:58
Don!
If you think that the rate shall be applied since then to become the first payment of salaries and the change usually takes 3 months salary means above below the wage will fall to the end of February if we are lucky. Ie 5% of the 50,000 would be for a maximum of 30 days. Not even worth the trouble