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Fidelity Bank, MTN MoMo upgrade Y’ello Save Account with savings plan

February 22, 2022
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    Fidelity Bank in partnership with MTN MoMo has upgraded its Y’ello Save Account with a savings plan feature to encourage customers to adopt the habit of saving.

    Fidelity Bank in partnership with MTN MoMo has upgraded its Y’ello Save Account with a savings plan feature to encourage customers to adopt the habit of saving.

    The upgrade offers Customers the opportunity to set up a standing instruction on their Y’ello Save Account to automatically debit a specified amount of money from their MoMo wallets into their Y’ello Save Account on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. This can be done by simply dialling *170# and following the prompt.

    Speaking on the upgrade of Y’ello Save Account, Julian Opuni, Managing Director of Fidelity Bank said: “We are committed to expanding financial services to the underbanked and unbanked population in the country, and our partnership with MTN Ghana for roll-out of the Y’ello Save Account is one of many initiatives to achieve this goal.

    “We understand that saving money requires a lot of discipline, and we’re making this easy for our customers by automating the savings process to enable them save effortlessly,” he added.

    Commenting on the initiative, Eli Hini – CEO of Mobile Money Ltd., commended Fidelity Bank for upgrading the Yello Save service – noting it will encourage more people to adopt the savings culture and deepen financial inclusion. He said: “The Yello Save service has been widely accepted by MoMo customers, and testimonials we have received since its launch is that Yello Save provides a convenient option for personal savings and investment.   For business owners, it serves as an expedient option to save sales revenue received through MoMo.  We are very hopeful that the new feature will help customers achieve financial independence and ultimately help business owners expand their business while driving economic growth”.

    With an interest rate of up to 8% per annum, the Y’ello Save Account is a savings account that was introduced in 2016 by Fidelity Bank in partnership with MTN Ghana – to offer MTN MoMo customers the opportunity to save funds on their MoMo wallets and enjoy an attractive interest rate on their Y’ello Save Accounts.

    Fidelity Bank ‘s partnership with MTN Ghana forms part of the bank’s ‘Together We’re More’ brand promise that views success as a collaborative effort among key stakeholders working together toward a greater good.

     

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