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Central Finance Children’s' Savings account holders rewarded!

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Central Finance Company PLC (CF) has introduced to its “CF Lamaa” children savings accounts yet another value addition. It will be offered island wide to parents of children under 1 Year who open a “CF Lamaa savings account” by depositing Rs. 2000/- or over; CF in turn will contribute Rs. 500/- cash to the account during October and November months.

The purpose of this rewards scheme is to build awareness of and promote the Savings habit among young mothers, families and communities. Hence, this is in an ideal Gift to your child to start saving at an early age.

Moreover during October every new “CF Lamaa” account holder will receive a free of charge “CF Lamaa Privilege card” which would entitle your child to special price discounts on Stationery, Books, Computer peripherals/Electronics, Medical bills, Sports goods and many other products and services offered by over 50 Merchants island wide.

A special feature of the CF Lamaa account is that when the account balance grows your child will receive more benefits, such as School bags, battery-operated toys, Book vouchers, Educational Games and tricycles. A parent who prefers a better interest rate could do so by opening an account which offers a higher interest rate when the amount deposited increases progressively.

Central Finance Company PLC, which has offered financial services since 1957, has over the years pioneered many ground-breaking initiatives that have set new standards in Sri Lanka’s financial industry. The Company’s Lamaa savings scheme is designed to nurture the savings habit among children.

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