National Savings

The government is considering introducing short-term National Savings Schemes (NSS) products for a year and below.

The government with the consent of finance experts in the Ministry of Finance was about to launch such a scheme last year for the benefit of small investors, but after finding some flaws in the said scheme, the government decided not to float the proposed NSS.Read More »Pak Government intends to float fresh short-term National Saving Schemes

Federal Government Thursday said rates of return on National Savings Schemes (NSS) would remain unchanged. The existing rates of return on NSS are 13.55 percent forRead More »ISLAMABAD: National Saving Schemes rate of return remains unchanged

By Jawwad Rizvi

LAHORE: The National Savings Organisation (NSO) will introduce Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and a modernised website by next year, the NSO chief said on Friday.
“The savers will be able to operate their accounts from anywhere in the world,” said Zafar Sheikh, Director General NSO while speaking at the directors conference.
“It will also help us tap the savings of non-resident Pakistanis who get meagre returns on their money invested abroad.”
He said the focus of the organisation was on improving infrastructure with latest automated systems. Read More »Pakistan National Savings Orgainsation to go high-tech next year