Opening Savings Account is one of the best way to keep your money safe. Most Nigerians today still prefer to keep their money at home, even with the high civilized individuals among us. The benefits of having a savings account are numerous. The few ones are: keeping your money safe. Avoid spending unnecessary and helps you gather up a good amount of money which you can use in investing into one of too many business opportunities in Nigeria. Below this post, i will be listing out the requirement you need in opening and operating a savings account in any bank in Nigeria and how much you can use in open this account.
The Least Requirement For Opening And Operating A Savings Account In Nigeria.
1: A valid mean of identification. This basically means that you must have at least a national passport, drivers license or even an international passport is welcomed. It is the rule that you must have one of these things i listed above before you can consider opening a savings bank account.
2: Two passport of yourself: This is another document needed in opening an account in any bank of Nigeria. If you do not have passport, you should consider taking passport photographs.
3: Phcn Bill/Nepa Bill: PHCN and Nepa bill are the same document, in case you are wondering what i meant. Utility bill is something you can find in almost every house in Nigeria. This kind of document is not so hard to get. But if in any case you do not this document, i recommend you borrow from the next compound.
4: Money Involved: Well this is another aspect which have really changed as the years kept passing by. I remember when i first opened my savings account, i paid 5,000 naira just for the account.
Then i thought it was very cheap because i know that those before me must have paid 20 or 10,000 for that same savings account opening. Now the good news is that you can even open an account as low as 1,000 naira, unbelievable right? well things have really changed and the government still consider the masses who could not afford to open a savings account for 20,000, 10,000 or even 5,000 naira, This came to be to enable get a savings account and keep your money safe. I hope this post have inspired you in saving rather than over spending. If you have any questions at all, feel free to use the comment box or you can call me with the numbers in my contact page.
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