6 signs to recognize calls impersonating bank officers

Thanh Bình |

Fraud and appropriation of assets by impersonating bank officials is increasing day by day. Dear readers, please pay attention to the following 6 signs to avoid "losing both money and health".

Thanh Bình
RELATED NEWS

Audiences wearing bachelor's degree shirts come to see Soobin and the "talented brothers

|

On April 26, tens of thousands of spectators flocked to Hung Yen to attend the Anh Trai Vuot Ngan Chong Gai concert with the participation of Soobin, Bui Cong Nam and many artists.

Series of trillion-VND projects to remove traffic bottlenecks at the Northeast gateway of Ho Chi Minh City

|

Ho Chi Minh City will expand National Highway 13 and renovate infrastructure in the Hang Xanh - Binh Trieu area to remove the "bottleneck" of prolonged traffic jams at the Northeast gateway.

Hanoi Metro free tickets, people excitedly board trains to celebrate holidays

|

Hanoi - The policy of free Metro and bus tickets during the Hung Kings Commemoration Day has caused a sharp increase in the number of passengers, and many trains are packed with people.

Developments of the shooting at White House reporter's dinner party

|

The shooting at the White House press event caused a shock while US President Donald Trump was attending.

Phu Quy island fishermen rescue 2 sea turtles caught in nets at sea

|

Lam Dong - 2 sea turtles caught in a garbage net, drifting freely at sea, were discovered and rescued by fishermen.

4 banks with the highest interest rates for 6-month deposits

Thạch Lam |

According to a survey by Lao Dong Newspaper on September 21 with nearly 30 banks in the system, the 6-month savings interest rate is fluctuating from 3-5.55%/year.

100,000 billion VND of bank debt affected by storm

Minh Ánh |

After the impact of storm No. 3 and historic landslides, it is estimated that the outstanding debt of credit institutions affected is about 100,000 billion VND.

Bank of Japan may raise interest rates by year-end

Ánh Mai (theo Reuters) |

The Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged after its recent meeting, but also opened the door to further rate hikes in the coming months.