What is sanchayapatra. Sanchayapatra is a savings certificate issued by the government of Bangladesh. It was first issued in 1972 to motivate people to save money, collect scattered small savings ...

The six are: 5-Year Bangladesh Sanchayapatra, 3-Monthly Profit Bearings, Family Savings Certificates, Pensioner Sanchayaptra, Post Office Savings Bank’s Fixed Deposit and Wage Earner Development ...

Sanchayapatra – a supposed welfare instrument – is actually a Trojan horse that threatens the future of our development budget, and thus reduces growth potentials for the nation. The higher ...

The government has reduced the interest rates of national savings certificates with immediate effect. The rate of the five-year Poribar Sanchayapatra has been reduced to 11.52% from the existing 12.45 ...

Savings from different government schemes have already exceeded by about 11 percent from the target for the fiscal 2005-06, just one month ahead of the closure of the year, sources in the ...

Since the interest rate of five-year Sanchayapatra is high, many organisations have opted for investing in the government’s five-year savings scheme. The interest rate of five-year Sanchayapatra is 12 ...

The National Savings Scheme has introduced important revisions across all categories of savings certificates. Among them, the 5-year Bangladesh Sanchayapatra has undergone a key update regarding its ...