| Minimum Balance Required | Annual Return | Features | |
|---|---|---|---|
Emirates Islamic Super Savings Account
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Minimum Balance Required: AED 3,000 | Annual Return: 0.27% | Features: Air Miles, Islamic Finance |
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*Criteria to qualify for Joining Bonus Miles - To be eligible for 2020 Joining Bonus Miles the customer needs to either transfer a minimum monthly salary of AED 5,000 Or maintain a minimum monthly average balance of AED 20,000 within the first two months from the account open date i.e. either in the account opened month or latest in the subsequent month.
Features
- Free internationally recognized debit card
- Available in AED
- Get 2020 bonus Skywards Miles when you open your account*
- Earn up to 15000 Skywards Miles per quarter.
- Get discounts of 50% on the Annual Membership fee for your Skywards Card for the first year (subject to card approval)
- Free Saving Account with no minimum balance requirement
- Online banking to view, manage and conduct transactions at your convenience
- Phone banking giving you anytime, anywhere access to your accounts
- SMS account updates for charge card balances and other transactions
Eligibility
- Transfer your salary of AED 5,000 or higher to the bank
- Maintain a minimum quarterly average balance of AED 5,000
- Skywards Membership
*Debit Card and Cheque book are not available on Foreign Currency Current Accounts
** Calculator Definitions
Amount:
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Rate (%):
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Years:
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Effective Monthly Payment:
This is the effective monthly payment, which takes into consideration fees and other costs associated with this product. The effective monthly payment is the basis for the APR calculation.
Calculated Annual Percentage Rate (%):
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