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Rafidain issues a statement about inactive and suspended accounts and invites owners to move them


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Rafidain Bank: inactive accounts become bank if not moved

 

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Economy News _ Baghdad

Called Rafidain Bank, on Tuesday, citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq. 

The Bank's Information Office said in a statement that "the General Administration of the Bank calls on citizens to move their inactive accounts, Freeze accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current, which is spent seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq. "

The statement urged customers to "avoid the inertia of their assets and keep away from passive stifling by keeping cash in private places rather than known banks."

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Rafidain calls on citizens to move their financial accounts that have been stalled for years

01/01/2019 10:00 AM

 

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Called Rafidain Bank on Tuesday, citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq. 

"The public administration of the bank calls on citizens to move their dormant accounts that have been in existence for several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings," the bank's information office said in a statement received by Al-Ahed News. "The instructions and the banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts Suspended and inactive in the savings and current, which is spent seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq. "

The statement urged customers to "avoid the inertia of their assets and avoid passive stasis by keeping cash in private places rather than known banks

 

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Rafidain Bank calls on its customers to move their financial accounts and warns

Rafidain Bank calls on its customers to move their financial accounts and warns
 



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Al-Rafidain Bank called on citizens to move their inactive accounts years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq. 
The Public Information Department of the bank said in a statement that the public administration of the bank calls on citizens to move their inactive accounts of several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings, noting that the instructions and banking laws in force require freezing suspended and inactive accounts in savings and current for seven years And transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq. 
The statement urged customers to avoid the inactivity of their assets and to avoid passive stagnation by maintaining cash in private places rather than known banks.

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  • yota691 changed the title to Rafidain calls on citizens to move their accounts suspended for several years

Rafidain calls on citizens to move their accounts suspended for several years

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BAGHDAD - Mawazine News 
called on Rafidain Bank, Tuesday, citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq. 
 The Bank's Information Office said in a statement received by Mawazine News that "the public administration of the bank calls on citizens to move their inactive accounts that have been several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings." 
He added that "the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current for seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq," calling on customers to "avoid the idle of their assets and keep away from passive stifling by maintaining cash in private places instead of known banks" 29 / p

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  • yota691 changed the title to Rafidain Bank: Citizens must move their accounts or they will be frozen and transferred to the Central Bank
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Called Rafidain Bank, on Tuesday, citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq .

The Bank's Information Office said in a statement that the Bank's General Directorate calls on citizens to move their dormant accounts that have been in existence for several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings.

He pointed out that 'the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current for seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq '.

The statement urged customers to "avoid the inactivity of their assets and avoid negative stalemate by maintaining cash in private places rather than known banks."

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Rafidain Bank calls on citizens to move their accounts suspended for several years

01/01/2019

 

 

 

(Independent) .. called Rafidain Bank citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq.

The Public Information Department of the bank said in a statement that the public administration of the bank calls on citizens to move their inactive accounts of several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings, noting that the instructions and banking laws in force require freezing suspended and inactive accounts in savings and current for seven years And transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq.

The statement urged customers to avoid the inactivity of their assets and to avoid passive stagnation by maintaining cash in private places rather than known banks.

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1 hour ago, blueskyline said:

Why would they not use the money from these accounts for such a long time ? Are there some that may be afraid of being asked " Where Did You Get This ? "

 

 

Exactly Blue, smells like a bunch of dirty money accounts to me.

 

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RV there yet ?:pirateship:

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IMO, this may be  a move closer to privitizing the State Owned Banks by cleaning up their balance sheets.
 
 
01-01-2019 10:12 AM

Rafidain Bank: Citizens must move their accounts or they will be frozen and transferred to the Central Bank

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Baghdad / News

Called Rafidain Bank, on Tuesday, citizens to move their accounts inactive years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq .

The Bank's Information Office said in a statement that the Bank's General Directorate calls on citizens to move their dormant accounts that have been in existence for several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings.

He pointed out that 'the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current for seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq '.

The statement urged customers to "avoid the inactivity of their assets and avoid negative stalemate by maintaining cash in private places rather than known banks."

 

http://www.ikhnews.com/index.php?page=article&id=180291

 

 

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Editorial date: 2019/1/1 9:59  668 times read
Rafidain warns of freezing their accounts and transferring them to the central bank
(Baghdad: Al-Furat News) called Rafidain Bank, citizens to move their inactive accounts years ago in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq.
The bank's information office said in a statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it, "The General Directorate of the Bank calls on citizens to move their inactive accounts of several years without depositing or withdrawing in their current accounts and savings." 
He pointed out that "the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current, which is spent seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq." 
He urged Rafidain Bank customers to "avoid the idle of their assets and keep away from passive stifling by keeping cash in private places instead of banks known."
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Rafidain urges citizens to move their financial accounts inactive

 

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Economy News Baghdad

 

Urgend the Rafidain Bank, Tuesday, citizens to move their inactive accounts that have been more than seven years in its branches in Baghdad and the provinces in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq.
The bank's information office said in a statement received by "Economy News" that "the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in the savings and current for seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq."
The statement urged "citizens to avoid the idle of their assets and keep away from passive stalemate by keeping cash in private places instead of banks."

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  • yota691 changed the title to AL-RAFIDAIN URGES MOVING ACCOUNTS THAT HAVE BEEN IN EXCESS OF SEVEN YEARS

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AL-RAFIDAIN URGES MOVING ACCOUNTS THAT HAVE BEEN IN EXCESS OF SEVEN YEARS

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The Rafidain Bank urged citizens to move their dormant accounts, which have been more than seven years in the branches in Baghdad and the provinces in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq.

The bank's information office said in a statement that "the instructions and banking laws in force require the freezing of accounts suspended and inactive in savings and current, which is spent seven years and transferred to the Central Bank of Iraq."

The statement urged citizens to avoid the inactivity of their assets and to avoid passive stagnation by keeping cash in private places rather than banks. Ending / p

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Rafidain issues a statement about inactive and suspended accounts and invites owners to move them

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BAGHDAD - Mawazine News 
urged the Rafidain Bank citizens to move their inactive accounts that have been more than seven years in its branches in Baghdad and the provinces, in order to avoid freezing and transfer to the accounts of the Central Bank of Iraq. 
"The instructions and the banking laws in force require freezing the suspended and inactive accounts in the savings and current, which is spent seven years and transfer them to the Central Bank of Iraq," the Information Office of the Bank said in a statement received by Mawazine News. 
The statement called on citizens to "avoid the inertia of their assets and to avoid passive stalemate by keeping cash in private places instead of banks."

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