| Minimum Deposit Required | Annual Return | Annual Fee | Choice of Terms | Features | |
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Dubai Islamic Bank - Al Islami Investment Deposit Account 12-months
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Minimum Deposit Required: AED 10,000 | Annual Return: 3.95% | Annual Fee: AED 0 | Choice of Terms: - | Features: Islamic Banking, Multiple Currencies |
At Dubai Islamic Bank, the pioneer and innovator in Islamic banking, building your wealth is always a priority. We endeavour to continuously bring you products and services that meet your investment needs. Al Islami Investment Deposit Account is yet another innovative product designed specially to build your wealth. Our Sharia-compliant investment deposits offer you the option of higher profit rates at tenures which suit your needs. You have the choice of opening your account in AED, US$ or EUR.
Features & Benefits:
Features & Benefits:
- Flexible deposit tenures of 1, 3, 6, 9 or 12 months with the advantage of automatic roll-over facility
- Available in either AED US$ or EUR
- Minimum deposit of AED 5,000
- Waiver on Current/Savings Accounts maintenance fee if the account is the principal liquidation account for the investment deposit
- Investment Deposits can be opened through Al Islami Online Banking
- Investment deposit accounts can be opened for minors
- The rate paid to you by the bank on your balance will be 3.95% . Profit is credited to the account on a quarterly basis
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