| Minimum Balance Required | Annual Return | Features | |
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ADCB Islamic Banking - Emirati Millionaire Destiny Savings Account
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Minimum Balance Required: AED 5,000 | Annual Return: 0.15% | Features: Sharia Compliant |
The Emirati Millionaire Savings Account (EMSA) is a unique Shari’ah compliant savings account specially designed to meet the needs of Emiratis, their spouses and their children.
EMSA could make you a millionaire overnight to secure your family’s prosperity. There are semi-annual, daily and monthly prizes.
EMSA list of Prizes:
Simple criteria:
EMSA could make you a millionaire overnight to secure your family’s prosperity. There are semi-annual, daily and monthly prizes.
EMSA list of Prizes:
- Grand prize of AED 2,000,000 every six months
- 1 prize of AED 500,000 every month
- 10 prizes of AED 10,000 each every month
Simple criteria:
- AED 5,000 minimum monthly average balance is required to be eligible for the prize draws
- Every extra AED 1,000 you save over AED 5,000 gives you an additional chance to win
- Debit Card with instant access to your money
- No lock-in period and no penalty for withdrawals
- Earn profit from your savings; this is declared and paid quarterly
- Every additional AED 1,000 saved over the initial AED 5,000 grants you an extra chance in the prize draws
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