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Date: 19 April 2019 at 2:47 PMTo: [email protected]
Why Should We Care About Development Finance? ...because it's our money! Volume 2, Issue 40, April 19, 2019
The Economics Of Julian Assange’s ArrestWith the latest lending of $10 bn to Ecuador by IMF, World Bank and other intuitions, rejectingasylum to Assange, the subsequent arrest yesterday and the possible extradition to US, wherehe will be tried for exposing the gross violations committed by them, one is sure that as long asfunctioning of these institutions are concerned, they still been used by powerful countries likethe US for their narrow political interests as in the ’60s and ’70s despite tall talks abouttransparency and accountability. That is worrisome. Read more...
Bank Charges HaveCreated Havoc In TheLives Of People“Bank charges have created havocin the lives of people. Where wouldthey go for the safety of theirmoney? These charges are beinglevied by the banks when thecorporates have taken massiveloans, of which over Rs 4.5 lakhcrores of NPAs have already beenwaived off by the government,”says Ambarish Rai, NationalConvenor, the Right to EducationForum. Watch here...
We Must TogetherOppose Bank Charges:Indu Prakash SinghThe Bank’s policy of levyingcharges is wrong. We musttogether oppose this policy aswhatever the service, they chargefor it. From SMS alerts totransacting on the bank. These allare arbitrary charges, which wemust not pay as it is our hard-earned money. It is not money forthe banks. It is the money that werequire for our daily upkeep andliving,” says social activist InduPrakash Singh. Watch here...
We Pay Bank ChargesTwice On The SameMoney: Priyanshu Jain,Student"Whenever I need money, I ask myfather for it. Due to the capping onthe number of free transactions, weoften end up paying the fine," saysPriyanshu Jain, a BComstudent. Watch here...
Bank Charges Must GoNow!Bank charges come in multipleforms: non-maintenance ofminimum balance, cashwithdrawals and deposits at bankbranches and ATMs, cash depositat Cash Deposit Machines, balanceinquiry and mini-statements fromATMs, annual charge on debitcards, regeneration of ATM PINfrom bank branches, SMS alerts,change of address or mobilenumber, changes in KYC relateddocuments etc. All of these directlyhurt the poor most. Act Now...
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