Gwangju Bank Launches ‘Bujado Savings’ to Welcome the New Year of the Year of the Ox
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Seon-gang] Gwangju Bank (President Song Jong-wook) announced on the 16th that it will sell the ‘Bujadoeso Savings’ to welcome the New Year of 2021, the Year of the Ox.
The ‘Bujadoeso Savings’ can be subscribed to by visiting a branch or non-face-to-face through smart banking and mobile web banking, and it is a one-year term with flexible deposits up to a monthly limit of 500,000 KRW.
The basic interest rate is 0.5% per annum, with preferential interest rates of ▲0.2%p per annum for non-face-to-face (smart banking, mobile web banking) subscription ▲0.2%p per annum for customers who agree to marketing ▲0.4%p per annum for new or rejoining customers of Gwangju Bank ▲0.1%p to 0.6%p per annum depending on the average balance of deposit and withdrawal accounts, providing a maximum preferential interest rate of 1.4%p per annum.
In addition, to commemorate the launch of ‘Bujadoeso Savings,’ an additional preferential interest rate event will be held until March 31 of next year.
After subscribing to this savings, if you apply for Gwangju Bank’s open banking automatic withdrawal service and deposit more than 10,000 KRW into the savings account through this service by May 31 of next year, an additional 0.2%p per annum will be provided.
If the conditions for the additional preferential interest rate event are met, the highest interest rate of 2.1% per annum will be applied.
Also, until March 31 of next year, an event will be held to provide a 5,000 KRW mobile coupon for GS25 convenience stores. The event is for the first 1,000 customers who meet all three conditions: ▲subscribe to the ‘Bujadoeso Savings’ product ▲agree to SMS marketing after subscription ▲hold Gwangju Bank’s ‘Naetongjang’ or ‘Ytongjang’ accounts.
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Song Jong-wook, president of Gwangju Bank and the first subscriber to ‘Bujadoeso Savings,’ said, “We launched this ‘Bujadoeso Savings’ with the hope of giving new hope to customers who had a difficult year due to COVID-19,” and added, “As a financial partner of the local community, we will introduce various products and services reflecting financial needs and trends so that 2021 can be a year of wealth for our customers’ financial planning.”
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