Sampath Bank, in line with its commitment to supporting the nation’s senior citizens, has rolled out a record Rs. 185 million in medical benefits to Sampath Sanhinda Saver accountholders around the island.
This is the highest value of benefits offered in a single year by the bank since the launch of this programme in 2009, the bank said in a media release.
Coming at a time when the world is reeling from the economic impact of the global pandemic, the benefits offered are expected to be a welcome benefit to helping senior citizens with their medical expenses.
“At Sampath Bank, we have always strived to offer innovative financial solutions and services that are in line with our customers’ evolving needs. As a Bank that takes immense pride in Sri Lanka’s culture and heritage, we have great regard for the country’s senior citizens and seek to offer them greater value during the golden years of their lives through solutions like the Sampath Sanhinda Saver account,” said Tharaka Ranwala, Senior DGM – Operations / Group Chief Marketing Officer, Sampath Bank PLC. “The Rs. 185 million worth of medical benefits being offered to Sampath Sanhinda Saver accountholders this year is part of our continued efforts around extending additional support to our customers during this global pandemic. This is the highest value of benefits offered through this account in a given year.”
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