What is the truth about the issuance of a new decision from the Banking Association in coordination with the Central Bank in order to postpone the bank installments in Jordan for the month of June within the procedures for banking facilities, and to reduce the burdens on citizens, as this news was circulated extensively through various social media sites during the past few days, Ask questions about the truth of the matter.
The delay in the bank installments in Jordan for the month of June
Some have circulated through various social media sites during the past days a news indicating the postponement of bank installments in Jordan for the month of June in order to support citizens and reduce material burdens on them, especially with the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, and after him Eid Al -Fitr, but no official decision was issued regarding this matter from Before the Banking Association in Jordan, or by the Central Bank of Jordan.
The recommendation of the Jordanian parliament
The Labor, Social Development and Population Committee in the Jordanian House of Representatives recommended that the premiums be postponed for February and March for the year 2025, without imposing additional fees, in order to take into account the conditions of citizens and reduce the financial burdens on them, and the committee clarified that it had directed an official book to the Speaker of Parliament Ahmed Al -Safadi from In order to address the concerned authorities.
The Chairman of the Committee, MP Moataz Abuman, stated that this initiative aims to reduce the financial burdens on citizens, especially with the approaching month of Ramadan and Eid Al -Fitr.
Goals to postpone bank installments
There are several goals behind the decision to postpone bank installments, which reflects the extent of interest in the interest of citizens and the commitment of banks to social responsibility, and these goals are:
- Providing additional liquidity for borrowers, which helps them meet their requirements without additional material burdens.
- Supporting financial stability for families, especially families who have several financial obligations.
- Activating local markets, as money saving contributes to promoting purchasing power while stimulating the commercial and service sector.
