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Here are the steps to retrieve your monies from collapsed savings and loans companies

21/08/2019
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Customers of the collapsed Savings and Loans who have their funds locked up, have up to September 12 to submit their claims to the Receiver for payment.

According to the Receiver, Eric Nana Nipah, when the claims are submitted it will be subject to validation for the next four weeks.

In a statement, Mr. Nipah said the process will include Submission of Proof of Debt forms, validating and agreeing to claims as well as Payments to Depositors.

The statement added that, the Proof of Debt forms could be obtained from the Receiver’s representatives at the branches of the S&Ls and Finance Houses where the Depositors and Creditors operated accounts.

The forms could be obtained from the nearest affected S&L’s or Finance House’s office or from the Operations Secretariat, 25B Manet Towers 8th Floor Airport-City, near Vodafone head office, Airport-City, Accra from 8.30 am to 4.30pm each working day.

Again, the creditors will be required to attach relevant supporting documents such as copies of Deposit slips, Account statement, Investment certificates, and invoices with respect to goods and services supplied) or photocopy of nationally recognised Photo ID such as Passport, Driver’s licence, Voter’s ID, National ID or notarised Power of Attorney.

Meanwhile, creditors will need to provide supporting documents such as; Copies of Deposit slips, Investment certificates and Passport, Driver’s licence, Voter’s ID or National ID.

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