DFCC Junior Avurudu Campaign back with exciting rewards scheme

DFCC Bank, the Bank for Everyone, which emphasises the need to begin saving money at a young age, is pleased to announce the return of its DFCC Junior Avurudu Campaign for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year 2023. This campaign encourages the habit of saving money at a young age and offers a unique opportunity for new and existing DFCC Junior account holders to receive a special reward by making a new deposit.

For this year’s campaign, DFCC Bank offers exciting vouchers from DSI for new deposits of different amounts, namely rupees 10,000, 25,000, 40,000, and 50,000. Each new deposit will be rewarded with a DSI voucher worth rupees 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, and 4,000, respectively. These rewards are applicable for all new deposits of the mentioned amounts made on or before 30th April 2023 and are available for both new and existing account holders; customers could avail themselves of this offer from any of the DFCC branches in 139 locations.

Aasiri Iddamalgoda, the Senior Vice President of Retail Banking and SME at DFCC Bank, emphasises the importance of developing the habit of saving at an individual and societal level. “Saving not only opens up better opportunities for ourselves but also strengthens the economy. The most effective savers are habitual savers who consistently allocate funds towards their savings, and starting this habit early on is ideal. This is the guiding principle behind DFCC Bank’s Junior Savings accounts, and the Bank is delighted to provide special rewards for new deposits during the season to encourage both new and existing savers to continue this habit.”

DFCC Bank invites all young savers under 15 to visit their nearest DFCC Bank branch with their parents or guardians and begin their savings journey.”

DFCC Bank offers two types of savings products specifically designed for children: DFCC Junior and DFCC Teen accounts. DFCC Junior aims to instil the habit of saving in children and provides unique gifts and benefits to encourage this. Any child, accompanied by their parent or guardian, can open a children’s savings account.