6 banks offer Savings certificates with high returns

The National Bank of Egypt and Banque Misr announced the suspension of certificates with a 25% return next Tuesday, which were announced on January 4.

After offering these certificates by the National Bank of Egypt on January 4, a number of other banks began competing to provide certificates with high returns to attract citizens to them.

High yield certificates in banks

Commercial International Bank

The Commercial International Bank (CIB) issued certificates with a return of 22.5% to be spent annually and 20% when disbursed monthly, and the minimum purchase amount is 100,000 pounds and multiples of 1,000 pounds.

QNB ALAHLI Bank

  QNB Al Ahli Bank offered high-yield certificates with a limit of EGP 1,000 and its multiples, with an annual return of 20%, paid monthly and 22.5% annually.

Ahli United Bank

   Ahli United Bank issued a 3-year certificate with a high return of 18%, and the minimum purchase amount is EGP 5,000 and multiples of a thousand.

Cairo Bank

  Banque du Caire offered high-return certificates, such as Al-Ahly of Egypt and Misr, as it reaches 22.5% when disbursed monthly and 25% annually, with a minimum purchase of 1,000 pounds and its multiples.

Arabian African Bank

 The Arab African African Bank launched a certificate with a high return of 22.5%, to be spent on maturity and 20% to be spent monthly, and the minimum purchase amount is 5,000 pounds and multiples of 1,000 pounds.

United Bank

  The United Bank offered a certificate with a high return of up to 25% when disbursed annually and 22.5 per month for a year, and another certificate of one and a half years with a fixed annual return of 20% when disbursed monthly and 22.5% upon maturity.