Which bank is better?
This question has been a topic for a long time now. I would like to tell you about it. Both banks have their good things and bad things. So Instead of writing about them in a long text guide, I will just tell you the good things and bad things in a more fun way!
Eurobank
Good Things | Bad Things |
You will get more money in interest | You have to have your money in the bank for month for this to happen. |
You can put a loan up by using one of your expendsive items. | If you dont pay it back in 30 days they will keep it. |
- | You cannot buy long term bonds. |
NBIC
Good Things | Bad Things |
You get interest everyday on your money! | You have a very low interest rate. |
You can buy long-term bonds. | The min. time for these bonds is 30 days. |
- | You cannot get loans here. |
Addition Facts:
Eurobank: When you put up a loan, when you go to pay for the item back, you will pay more than you received in the beginning.
Eurobank: The min. for a loan is 200,000 Pbs in item value. They will only give you about half of that in Pbs.
Eurobank: You cannot remove any of your money in your account if you want to receive interest on that money that month.