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CHANDRAPALA Sunday, 15 September 2013 12:08 PM
This will happen again and again. Although, licences are issued to the new finance companies on regular basic to accept the deposits from the general public, Credible action has not been taken so far to give a redress to the depositors of collapsed financial institutions. It is the duty of the government to protect the general public from this calamity.
Nilanthi Amerasinghe Sunday, 15 September 2013 05:52 PM
Thank u for this editorial.I am a retired senior citizen who had deposited all my savings at CIFL.When my deposit with then matured a few years ago, i wanted to withdraw the money but CIFL was adamant that I reinvest with them as they were a stable company registered with the Central Bank. The CB was advertising at that time the names of companies registered with them. Now that the monthly interest is not forthcoming, I am without money for my daily necessities and have ti depend on my two young sons for all my needs. My boys are married and have their own families to support.The Central Bank and the government must take total responsibility for the plight we senior citizens are facing owing to their neglect..
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