According to economists' forecasts, the holders of ruble deposits may be relatively calm so far. Especially if the money is on deposits, interest rates on which continue to slightly outstrip inflation.
Instructions
Step 1
Select the bank where you would like to deposit money. To do this, check out the deposit programs on the official websites of several banks or visit their branches in your region to get comprehensive information.
Step 2
Go to the bank of your choice. Take with you not only money, but also your passport (with permanent registration) and TIN.
Step 3
Contact the retail operations department. If you cannot find it yourself, ask the security guard or consultant about it.
Step 4
If you have already chosen a deposit, contact the bank manager to open a deposit. If you have not yet decided exactly which program to choose, familiarize yourself with the information presented at the information stand, and only then contact the manager.
Step 5
Tell him what type of deposit you have chosen, for how long you plan to deposit money and how much in rubles you are going to deposit into the deposit account. If some of the nuances associated with a future contribution remain unclear to you, ask the appropriate questions.
Step 6
Show your passport, get 2 copies of the contract, but do not rush to fill it out. Carefully study all of its conditions and if some of them seem not too profitable for you, ask you to choose another type of deposit or go to another bank.
Step 7
If everything suits you, you can fill out the contract, for which you will need not only a passport, but also a TIN. Sign on a special identification card that will hold a sample of your signature. After completing the contract, go, taking the token, to the cashier.
Step 8
Transfer the brought amount to the cashier. Get your copy of the contract and your passbook (if it was agreed in the terms of the deposit). Check if your copy of the contract contains all the required stamps.
